PCB Assembler II

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Assembles and/or modifies electronic components, subassemblies and systems by following specific instructions. Assists in working with less experienced assemblers.

• Read and follow assembly prints, work instructions, drawings, procedures, and specifications used in the manufacturing of PCBs
• Identify by sight workmanship and material defects in touch‑up and assembly areas and may suggest basic changes to the work instructions to improve operations
• Perform tasks with a high degree of care and attention to detail while maintaining a clean and safe work environment
• Assemble electronic components, assemblies, and modules using samples, visual aids, wiring lists and process sheets
• Maintain accurate material control within the work area
• Inspect own work in the immediate working unit
• Provide timely feedback to other operations, management, and support engineering as appropriate
• Follow and maintain accurate process documentation
• Assemble PCBs with a high degree of dexterity and skill/knowledge
• Inspect other employees’ work when required
• Use the most sophisticated tooling to perform operations
• Recommend process improvements to management and engineering
• Serve as a mentor and may act as backup to a Team Leader or Supervisor
• Ensure the quality of work meets or exceeds customer satisfaction expectations

• High School Diploma or equivalent; 2+ years of specialized/more complex PCB and/or optics assembly experience
• 2+ years of experience mentoring others
• Ability to read, write and perform basic math
• Ability to use hand tools and associated devices to manufacture PCBs and other electronic assemblies
• Ability to learn and master all tasks associated with PCB assembly that are assigned
• Ability to identify electronic components and solder non‑conformance and correct them
• Effective verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to respond to written and verbal instructions
• Ability to work with and around chemicals used in the PCB manufacturing process
• Willingness to work overtime as needed
• Ability to obtain and renew certifications on assigned equipment and willingness to cross‑train in other areas
• Participation in continuous improvement activities

Rochester, MN

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