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Assembler II - B-Shift

Job in West Henrietta, Monroe County, New York, 14586, USA
Listing for: IDEX
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-09-08
Job specializations:
  • Manufacturing / Production
    Production QC/QA
  • Quality Assurance - QA/QC
    Production QC/QA, Quality Control - QC Analysts/Managers
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 37500 USD Yearly USD 37500.00 YEAR
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: West Henrietta

Optical Assembly Technician 2 – a B‑Shift/2nd Shift Opening with hours of 2:00pm–10:30pm.

About the role

The Optical Assembly Technician 2 performs advanced optical assembly and alignment operations requiring micron‑ and sub‑micron‑level accuracy. The role is responsible for actively aligning optical elements to mechanical housings, verifying optical and mechanical performance, and permanently securing optics using high‑precision tools and metrology. Work is performed in a controlled clean‑room manufacturing environment and requires significant technical skill, judgment, and independence.

Key Responsibilities
  • Perform active alignment of lenses and optical elements into metal housings using precision fixturing.
  • Use alignment and metrology tools such as air‑bearing spindles, autocollimators, alignment telescopes, precision stages, and indicators to achieve required tolerances.
  • Adjust decenter, tip, tilt, and axial position to meet defined optical and mechanical specifications.
  • Apply adhesives and permanently secure optics while maintaining alignment during cure.
  • Inspect optical elements for defects including scratches, digs, chips, and coating defects.
  • Inspect machined metal housings for burrs, surface damage, and dimensional inconsistencies.
  • Evaluate cosmetic and functional acceptability using defined optical inspection criteria.
  • Determine fitness‑for‑use of optics and hardware prior to assembly and escalate issues as required.
  • Measure critical features using high‑precision metrology tools including micrometers, bore gauges, comparators, and dial indicators.
  • Verify alignment results and dimensional stability before, during, and after bonding.
  • Independently troubleshoot alignment and assembly challenges, including tolerance stack‑up, fixture inaccuracies, part variability, and contamination.
  • Adapt alignment and assembly techniques within controlled parameters when documented processes are incomplete or ambiguous.
  • Partner with engineering and quality to resolve complex assembly issues.
  • Accurately document alignment data, measurements, and final build conditions.
  • Provide technical feedback to support process improvement, yield enhancement, and design for manufacturability.
  • Support root‑cause investigations and corrective actions related to optical assembly issues.
  • Maintain high standards of workmanship, repeatability, and discipline in clean‑room operations.
Education & Experience

High school diploma or equivalent required.

Technical certification, associate degree, or equivalent advanced vocational training in optics, precision manufacturing, or a related technical field preferred.

3–5 years of hands‑on experience in precision optical assembly, active optical alignment, or optical metrology.

Demonstrated experience achieving micron‑level alignment accuracy in a production or laboratory manufacturing environment.

Experience working independently on complex, high‑precision optical assemblies with limited supervision.

Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities

Strong understanding of optical principles, precision measurement, and mechanical tolerancing.

Proficiency with advanced optical alignment and metrology equipment.

Ability to interpret optical and mechanical drawings, specifications, and tolerances.

Strong troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills.

Ability to exercise technical judgment within defined quality systems.

Ability to document complex alignment data clearly and accurately.

Ability to communicate technical issues and observations effectively with engineering and quality teams.

Demonstrates accountability, adaptability, and disciplined execution in a precision manufacturing environment.

Working Conditions & Physical Demands

Work is performed in a clean‑room manufacturing environment.

Requires compliance with defined gowning and contamination‑control protocols.

Involves handling delicate optical components and precision‑machined hardware.

Requires sustained visual focus and fine motor control for detailed alignment tasks.

May involve extended periods of sitting or standing.

Requires compliance with ESD and chemical‑handling safety requirements.

Compensation & Benefits

The compensation range for this position is $37,500.00 –…

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