Assembly Technician

Cambria Corporation | Sensors and Systems designs, develops, and manufactures advanced sensors for defense and industrial applications, including environmental, telecommunications, and automation industries. The company maintains a strong portfolio of patented and proprietary technologies used in hydrocarbon, optical, pressure, and vapor sensors. Its products support critical applications such as oil and fuel leak detection, vapor detection, refining operations, environmental monitoring, automation, and industrial process control.

Cambria also produces specialized sensors that detect hydrazine, ammonia compounds, and other unique liquids and vapors, providing high-reliability solutions for demanding environments.

This is a full-time, on-site Assembly Technician role based in Seattle, WA. The Assembly Technician will assemble mechanical and electronic sensor components using hand tools, power tools, and soldering equipment, following detailed work instructions and engineering drawings. Daily responsibilities include performing mechanical assembly, wiring, and soldering tasks, inspecting parts and assemblies for defects, and verifying that products meet quality and safety standards.

The role involves collaborating with engineers and production team members to troubleshoot assembly issues, maintain organized workstations, and support continuous improvement of production processes. The Assembly Technician will also complete documentation related to production, testing, and quality control, and adhere to all workplace safety procedures.

• Proficiency with Hand Tools and Power Tools for precision assembly work.
• Experience with Soldering and basic electronic assembly techniques.
• Skills in Mechanical Assembly, including reading and following assembly drawings and schematics.
• Knowledge of Quality Control practices, including inspection, testing, and documentation of assembled products.
• High school diploma or equivalent; technical or vocational training in electronics, mechanics, or manufacturing is beneficial.
• Ability to follow detailed instructions, maintain attention to detail, and meet production deadlines.
• Comfort working in a manufacturing environment, standing for extended periods, and handling small components.
• Strong problem-solving skills, reliability, and ability to work both independently and as part of a team.