Production Technician II-III Precision Cable

Production Technician II-III Precision Cable & Harness Assembly

Location:

Sherwood, OR

Schedule:

Monday–Friday | 6:00 am-2:30 pm Pay Range: $22–$37/hr DOE

About Us:

We are looking for a fast-growing automation company delivering high-quality electromechanical systems. We pride ourselves on precision, innovation, and teamwork. Our Sherwood facility is seeking detail-oriented Production Technicians (Levels I–III) to join our team and contribute to building premium cable and wire-harness assemblies.

Position Summary:

This role is ideal for technicians with exceptional manual dexterity who enjoy working with precision wiring and electromechanical assemblies. Soldering, cable building, and crimping experience are required—candidates without hands-on expertise in these areas will not be considered. You will assemble, test, and document cable harnesses and mechanical subassemblies while ensuring the highest standards of quality and repeatability.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assemble electromechanical systems per drawings, BOMs, and instructions.
• Solder, crimp, and terminate small-gauge wire (24–30 AWG) with precision.
• Perform micro-crimping consistently according to IPC-620 standards.
• Build cable harness assemblies and route wiring accurately.
• Apply labels and nameplates to assemblies per specifications.
• Build mechanical subassemblies using various fastening methods.
• Torque fasteners to specification and proper sequence.
• Utilize hand and power tools safely (wire strippers, torque tools, Cable Eye, etc.).
• Support precision assembly with fixtures, jigs, and tooling.
• Inspect assemblies for defects, damage, or workmanship issues.
• Perform electrical continuity testing using schematics and voltmeters.
• Document redlines, as-built changes, and material tracking accurately.
• Escalate discrepancies as needed.
• Assist with packaging, kitting, material handling, and organization.
• Maintain clean, safe work spaces and participate in 5S activities.
• Mentor and train less-experienced technicians.
• Collaborate with engineering and operations on first-article builds.
• Perform intermediate to advanced troubleshooting of assemblies, cables, and panels.

Required Skills & Abilities:

• Hands-on soldering, cable building, and crimping experience required.
• Exceptional manual dexterity and steady hands for fine-detail assembly.
• Strong eyesight for inspecting small wire terminations.
• Ability to sit/stand for long periods performing repetitive tasks.
• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
• Strong communication skills and professional demeanor.
• Self-motivated, detail-oriented, and team-focused.

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 2–6 years of hands-on electromechanical assembly experience.
• Proven experience crimping and terminating small-gauge wire (24–30 AWG).
• IPC-620 proficiency (certification or training required).
• UL 508A panel wiring experience (preferred).
• Proficient with basic computer skills