Prototype Assembler - ETO

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That is where you come in. We have an immediate hiring need for our full-time Prototype Assembler 3 in the ETO department.

Aid higher level Engineering Technicians in their duties as requested/assigned
* Minimum of 2 years in electrical assembly.
* Minimum of 5 years in a manufacturing environment.
* High School diploma or equivalent minimum – Associates degree in related field preferred
* Requires the basic understanding of how to interpret customer and RA documentation and requirements and transform them into a physical product.
* Must be able to visualize physical product based off said requirements.
* Must be able to select correct components, including wiring, define where components are located on the cabinet and panel and perform the physical placement of components.
* Consistency and uniformity are critical to this role as there will be time when multiple products will be produced and need to be consistent to the customer.
* To accomplish these tasks the person must have good dexterity, hand-eye coordination, have basic math skills, organization, and attention to detail.

Ability to interpret electrical schematics is a preference.  Experience in electrical cabinet assembly is a preference.  Experience Engineered To Order manufacturing is a preference.  Demonstrate customer focus by understanding and incorporating customer and engineering requirements into work product This role will have a moderate level of supervision.  Work load will be aligned to this role by their direct leader and will be expected to work unsupervised through the duration of said project for the duration of their work scope.

Typical time on a given project ranges from one half day to multiple weeks.  This role’s leader will remain engaged and periodically verify the progress and quality of the product being worked on during this time. Responsible for the project to which they are assigned and any subsequent projects will be defined by their leader.

The majority of the time this role will be working on one project at any given time, although it could be possible that multiple projects could be worked on in a given day. Expected to perform basic problem solving to define their work actions based on their knowledge, training, and documentation provided.
This role is an entry level Engineering Technician role expected to perform basic levels of electrical cabinet assembly.  The interpretation of drawings, documents, and schematics can make the role complex as many requirements and work actions are not  explicate, rather need to be inferred by this role based on said documentation. Demonstrate problem solving on product they are working on.  This role is expected to request assistance or guidance when a decision needs to be made and the individual was not trained on topic nor are they comfortable in making an educated decision.

This role is expected to take ownership of the product that is being built from start to finish, which means  being committed to completing the project on time, defect free, at the lowest possible cost.
Although the majority of the role will be performed alone this role will regularly interact with others in the same department as well as roles upstream and downstream.  This role is expected to embrace and participate in strategic business initiatives that will be focused on improving safety, quality, delivery, and cost.
Delivery – Personal contribution to the projects they work on as well as how they contribute to the ability of the team around them to meet customer deadlines Cost - Personal contribution to the time they spend working on projects and materials they consume in the manufacturing process as well as how they contribute to the ability of the team around them to time targets and material costs
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