Electronics Assembler - Soldering

Job Description

Electronics Assembler – Soldering

Location:
Bellefonte, PA
Schedule:
Monday–Friday | Day Shift | Flexible Start Time
Pay: $18–$22/hour, depending on experience
Full-Time | Temp-to-Hire
Immediate Interviews Available

If you have real hands-on soldering experience and are comfortable working with small parts, wires, leads, and precision components, we want to speak with you.

We are hiring an Electronics Assembler – Soldering for a specialized manufacturing operation in Bellefonte, PA.

This is not a general warehouse or basic assembly position.

The biggest need on the production floor right now is someone who can perform hands-on soldering and lead attachment on small precision components with accuracy and consistency.

If you have experience soldering wires, leads, terminals, electronic components, sensors, small assemblies, circuit-related components, or other precision parts, this could be an excellent opportunity.

Qualified candidates can interview immediately, and the company can start the right person quickly.

What You'll Be Doing

Your primary responsibility will be soldering and lead attachment, including:

• Solder wires, leads, and terminations onto small precision components
• Perform lead attachment on small ceramic and electronic assemblies
• Work carefully with small parts requiring excellent hand-eye coordination
• Complete precision assembly work using established work instructions and procedures
• Use molds, fixtures, and assembly tooling
• Assist with potting, epoxy, or encapsulation processes
• Inspect your own solder joints and completed assemblies for quality
• Identify defects or work that does not meet specifications
• Complete basic production paperwork and documentation
• Maintain a clean and organized work area
• Support additional production and assembly operations as needed
• Work with production, quality, and engineering personnel when issues arise

The Experience We're Looking For

Hands-on soldering experience is important for this opening.

We're especially interested in candidates who have personally performed:

• Fine or precision soldering
• Wire or lead attachment
• Soldering of small electronic components
• Point-to-point soldering
• Electronics assembly
• Small-component assembly
• Precision bench assembly
• Cable or wire assembly involving soldered connections
• Sensor or transducer assembly
• Medical-device or defense electronics assembly

You should be comfortable explaining:

• What you soldered
• How small the parts/components were
• Whether you soldered wires or leads
• What tools/equipment you used
• How recently you performed hands-on soldering

We are specifically looking for someone who has actual soldering experience—not simply general production or mechanical assembly experience.

What You'll Need

• Hands-on soldering experience
• Strong manual dexterity and steady hands
• Comfort working with very small components
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to follow detailed written and verbal work instructions
• Ability to visually inspect your own work
• Reliable attendance
• Ability to work independently after training
• Quality-focused approach to production work

Experience with any of the following is a strong plus:

• IPC-A-610
• J-STD-001
• Electronics manufacturing
• Medical-device manufacturing
• Defense or aerospace manufacturing
• Potting
• Epoxy
• Encapsulation
• Molds and fixtures
• ISO 9001 environments
• Ceramic components
• Sensors
• Transducers

Why This Opportunity?

This is an opportunity to work in a specialized manufacturing environment producing precision components used in technically demanding applications.

You'll be working on small, detailed assemblies where the quality of your work actually matters rather than performing repetitive high-volume warehouse work.

For someone who enjoys soldering, bench work, precision assembly, and working with their hands, this can…