EM Assembler II

Location: West Boylston, MA
Pay: $22–$26 per hour
Schedule: Full-Time | Monday–Friday | 1st Shift

If you enjoy hands-on technical work, detailed wiring, mechanical assembly, and seeing a complete system come together
, this could be a great next step.

We are hiring a Specialized Electro-Mechanical Equipment Builder to assemble complex equipment designed for specific customer applications.

This is not repetitive, high-volume assembly. You will work on a variety of specialized builds that can differ in size, configuration, components, and complexity. The work combines electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic assembly and requires someone who takes pride in craftsmanship and detailed work.

Candidates with experience in electro-mechanical assembly, machine building, electrical panel wiring, automation equipment, capital equipment, medical devices, aerospace, defense, or other complex equipment manufacturing are encouraged to apply.

Depending on the customer and project, builds may include:

• Custom electro-mechanical equipment

• Electrical panels and control boxes

• Mechanical structures and assemblies

• Pneumatic systems

• Chassis and enclosures

• Power supplies and electrical components

• Cable and wiring assemblies

• Subassemblies integrated into larger systems

• Complex medical or technical equipment

• Large-scale capital equipment

• Build specialized equipment from drawings, diagrams, and detailed work instructions

• Read and follow assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, wire run lists, and Bills of Material

• Perform point-to-point wiring and route cables through complex assemblies

• Assemble electrical panels, control boxes, chassis, and mechanical structures

• Install and integrate electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic components

• Use hand tools and power tools to complete detailed assembly work

• Use calipers, micrometers, and other measuring tools

• Identify assembly, fit, or wiring issues during the build process

• Perform basic troubleshooting and make adjustments as needed

• Work closely with Engineering and Quality teams

• Learn new customer-specific products and build processes

• Maintain strong workmanship and quality standards throughout each build

• Previous electro-mechanical, electrical, or complex mechanical assembly experience

• Ability to read assembly drawings, wiring diagrams, and technical instructions

• Experience with point-to-point wiring, panel wiring, or electrical component installation

• Strong mechanical aptitude

• Comfortable using hand and power tools

• Experience working with measuring tools such as calipers or micrometers

• Ability to follow detailed specifications and Bills of Material

• Strong attention to detail

• Basic troubleshooting and problem-solving skills

• Ability to work independently and as part of a technical manufacturing team

• High school diploma or GED

You do not need to have held the exact title of Electro-Mechanical Equipment Builder.

Relevant backgrounds may include:

• Electro-Mechanical Assembler

• Manufacturing Technician

• Electrical Assembler

• Panel Builder or Panel Wirer

• Machine Builder

• Equipment Builder

• Engineering Technician

• Automation or Robotics Technician

• Medical Device Assembler

• Capital Equipment Assembler

• Electronics Technician

• Cable or Wire Harness Technician

• Field Service Technician

• Industrial Maintenance Technician

• Military electronics, avionics, or mechanical systems

• Complex electrical panel builds

• Large wire run lists

• Industrial automation or robotics

• Large-scale capital equipment

• Medical or biomedical equipment

• PC hardware installation or configuration

• Cleanroom or regulated manufacturing

• Mechanical, electrical, and pneumatic system…