Assembler II Electronics

About the role

Crane Aerospace & Electronics supplies critical systems and components to the aerospace and defense markets. Our Lynnwood, WA facility delivers industry-leading aerospace & defense power, sensing and fluid solutions in a community between the Puget Sound and Cascade Mountains. Products from this site have flown on NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft and are featured on Advanced Air Mobility demonstrators.

Essential Functions

• Perform assigned assembly tasks and prepare components prior to assembly
• Clean components, mark, and inspect components, subassemblies, or completed assemblies
• Demonstrate proficiency in performing established operations within 2–4 area processes
• Ensure all paperwork is completed appropriately
• Set up and operate assigned equipment and machinery
• Observe proper health and safety procedures in handling hazardous chemicals
• Identify and report to lead or supervisor any difficulty affecting correctness and quality of work in process
• Understand daily demand per Master Schedule Report for the cell(s) worked in
• Create IT, Facilities work orders and Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) for quality and material issues
• Assist in resolution of Non-Conformance reports
• Participate in cleaning of area and machinery and take part in team meetings for improvement
• Practice safe work habits as established by OSHA and Crane policy
• Proactively identify safety concerns or issues and work with the Engineering group to implement solutions
• Support Crane Business System initiatives including 5S, KPIs, Standard Work, Problem Solving, and other initiatives as they arise
• Complete job-related company training courses
• Flexible and willing to work overtime if necessary
• Perform any other task assigned by supervisor or management

Non-Essential Functions

• Understand and/or participate with internal/external audits
• Perform inventory cycle counts
• May be required to repair/rework defective or returned assemblies

Minimum Qualifications

• Experience: 2–5 years of assembly experience in a manufacturing environment
• Knowledge: Raw materials, production processes, quality control, costs, and techniques for maximizing effective manufacture and distribution of goods
• Skills: Strong verbal and written communication; good reading comprehension; basic computer skills
• Abilities: Accurate color vision, near vision, and depth perception; finger and manual dexterity; hand-eye coordination and arm-hand steadiness; ability to interpret production prints, planning information, and assembly aids such as illustrations and wiring diagrams; ability to work well in a high-paced, high-volume environment
• Education/Certification: High school diploma or equivalent; fine soldering certificate or equivalent experience
• Eligibility: May require access to Controlled Data or Information; only US Persons will be considered due to ITAR requirements

Preferred Qualifications

• IPC Soldering and/or Rework/Repair Certification
• Experience maintaining equipment on a stringent calibration schedule
• Designated Inspection certification
• Ability to perceive and pre-determine sequence of operations and installation requirements from sketches and oral instructions