Electrical and light fixture Assembler in North Miami

Benefits

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Bonus based on performance
• Paid time off

We are a lighting manufacturer in Miami, specializing in custom glass chandeliers. We need to hire a full‑time Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler to work in our North Miami warehouse.

• In business for over 10 years
• We manufacture lighting fixtures in Miami, turning glass into light art
• All chandeliers are 100 % customizable to customer space
• Great benefits

As an assembler, you will manually assemble electrical cables by cutting, stripping, connecting, and terminating wires according to specifications. You will read instructions, label wires, inspect finished products, follow safety practices, use testing equipment, and maintain a clean working area. The role requires the use of tools such as soldering irons, crimping tools, and heat guns, as well as quality‑control checks and proper interpretation of technical diagrams.

• Installation: Install wiring, components, and casings using wire strippers, cutters, hand drills, screwdrivers, and soldering equipment.
• Reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics: Accurately understand wiring diagrams and assembly instructions to connect cables.
• Cutting and stripping wires: Precisely measure and strip wire insulation to prepare for connections.
• Soldering and crimping: Use soldering irons and crimping tools to securely connect wires to connectors.
• Wire routing and labeling: Route wires within a cable harness and label them according to specifications.
• Assembly of components: Put together electrical wires, components, units, and subassemblies.
• Quality inspection: Thoroughly test finished assemblies, ensuring functionality and adherence to quality standards; inspect chandelier glass for defects.
• Packing & shipping: Prepare and ship orders, palletize, lift boxes up to 25 lb, and keep the warehouse organized.

• Wages paid bi‑weekly via ADP.
• Full‑time position.
• Starting wage $660 per week gross for a 40‑hour work week ($16.50 /hr).
• Paid National & local holidays after 90 days.
• Sick days and PTO after 1 year.
• Matching 401(k) plan.
• Holiday Christmas bonuses every year.
• Career opportunity and room for growth.
• Employee handbook provided at onboarding.
• 3‑day paid trial period before onboarding.

• Hand dexterity: Precise hand movements for handling small wires and connectors.
• Attention to detail: Identify and correct errors in wiring and assembly.
• Basic math skills: Accurate measurement and calculation of wire lengths.
• Technical understanding: Knowledge of electrical wiring color codes and connector types.
• Ability to follow instructions: Precisely follow assembly procedures and work instructions.
• Comfortable doing multi‑task work.
• Calculating measurements.
• Paying attention to details.
• Competitive attitude.
• Handyman skills – Good with your hands.
• Interpersonal skills.
• Trust & integrity.
• Able to work independently.
• High school diploma.
• Certification or diploma from a technical school preferred but not required.
• Strong understanding of quality control principles.
• Hard‑working nature.
• Able to work under pressure.

• Manufacturing facility; workbench standing or sitting.
• Repetitive tasks may be involved.
• May require safety gear such as gloves and eye protection.

• Monday – Thursday: 8:30 am – 5:30 pm
• Friday: 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
• Total hours per week: 40