Electronics Assembler

The Aerospace Electronics Assembly Technician assembles, inspects, and tests high reliability electronic and electro‑mechanical hardware used in advanced space and defense systems. Working from engineering documentation and technical standards, this role performs precision assembly tasks such as cable and harness fabrication, soldering, and related production activities while ensuring strict compliance with quality and workmanship requirements. The position suits a detail-oriented, hands‑on professional who takes pride in producing mission‑critical hardware within a collaborative manufacturing environment.

• Assemble electro‑mechanical products in accordance with engineering instructions, technical manuals, and formal training materials.
• Follow written work instructions to execute tasks in a standardized, repeatable, and compliant manner.
• Identify problems and issues in straightforward situations and use sound judgment to resolve appropriate issues or lift as needed.
• Perform wiring harness and cable assembly, including conducting continuity checks on final assemblies to verify proper function.
• Apply relevant technical standards, including J-STD-001 and IPC/WHMA-A-620, to ensure all manufactured hardware meets required workmanship and quality criteria.
• Use small hand tools, calibrated equipment, soldering and desoldering equipment, and meters to complete assembly and test activities.
• Accurately complete records of work performed in alignment with good documentation practices and production reporting requirements.
• Follow documented processes and procedures for proper handling, tracking, and storage of all materials and components.
• Maintain strong attention to detail and a consistent commitment to quality throughout all stages of assembly and inspection.
• Support production needs by performing other related tasks and duties as assigned to meet schedule and quality objectives.

• Hands‑on experience with electronic assembly, including working with electrical and electronic components.
• Proficiency using small hand tools and calibrated equipment in a production or assembly environment.
• Ability to perform soldering and desoldering on electronic assemblies in line with established standards.
• Experience with wiring harness and cable assembly, including performing continuity checks on completed assemblies.
• Capability to read and follow engineering instructions, technical manuals, and written work instructions.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high‑quality, reliable hardware.
• Ability to consistently follow documented processes and procedures for material handling and assembly.
• Familiarity with applying technical standards such as J-STD-001 and IPC/WHMA-A-620 to assembly work.
• Comfort working with meters and basic test equipment to verify assembly integrity and performance.
• Willingness to perform a variety of tasks and support additional duties as assigned.

• Experience with electronics or cable assemblies in a manufacturing or production environment.
• Experience with circuit board level soldering and desoldering.
• Experience with masking, conformal coating, connector potting, component staking, or component bonding.
• Ability to interpret blueprints, schematics, and assembly documentation.
• Experience in production environments requiring adherence to strict quality and documentation practices.

You will contribute directly to mission‑critical space and defense programs, taking pride in building hardware that must perform reliably in demanding environments. The organization fosters a collaborative and quality‑focused culture where precision, craftsmanship, and…