1st Shift - Assembler

This role involves assembling and loading materials for printed circuit board technology, including basic setup and operation of automated solder machines. You will work with through-hole pin connectors, follow detailed prints and work instructions, and ensure all assemblies meet established quality standards.

• Perform basic assembly of printed circuit board components, including through-hole pin connectors, in accordance with work instructions and quality standards.
• Load materials into machines and support basic machine operations for printed circuit board manufacturing.
• Set up and operate automated solder machines, ensuring they run within defined parameters and produce consistent, high-quality results.
• Use computers to configure, monitor, and operate automated equipment as part of the production process.
• Read, recognize, and interpret customer and internal prints, work instructions (WIs), visual aids (VAs), and bills of materials to complete assemblies correctly.
• Apply enhanced IPC inspection knowledge to verify correct part placement, solder quality for reflow and through-hole components, and identify printed circuit board or component damage.
• Perform final assembly inspection, including both leaded and lead-free (PB and PB-free) printed circuit assembly handling, to ensure compliance with quality requirements.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area and follow all safety and quality procedures.
• Stand for extended periods while performing repetitive production and assembly tasks.
• Complete other duties as assigned to support production goals and team needs.

• Ability to perform basic assembly tasks with through-hole pin connectors.
• Ability to set up and operate automated solder machines at a basic level.
• Basic computer literacy and ability to use computers to operate automated equipment.
• Ability to read and interpret customer and internal prints, work instructions (WIs), visual aids (VAs), and bills of materials.
• Knowledge of IPC inspection practices related to part placement, solder inspection for reflow and through-hole, printed circuit board and component damage, and final assembly inspection.
• Understanding and proper handling of both PB and PB-free printed circuit assemblies.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Ability to stand for up to 10 hours continuously.
• Strong computer skills and knowledge to support production and equipment operation.

• Experience in manufacturing or production environments is preferred.
• General labor experience is beneficial but not required for entry-level candidates.
• Comfort working with electronic components and circuit boards.
• Willingness to learn and follow structured processes and quality standards.
• Interest in building a long-term career in a stable production environment.

You will join a stable, privately held electronics manufacturer that places strong emphasis on culture and long-term career growth. The organization is known for its long employee tenure and seeks individuals who want to build lasting careers, not just short-term jobs. You will work in a clean, well-maintained facility with a casual dress code that supports comfort and practicality. The location is centrally situated with convenient access to public transportation, including nearby bus lines, making commuting easier.

Multiple shifts are available, offering flexibility to align your work schedule with your personal life.

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