Electronic Assembler II

Role and Responsibilities

• Build cable and various electronic assemblies while ensuring compliance with IPC/WHMA-A-620 standards.
• Identify, document, and work with the Electronics Manufacturing Engineer to eliminate the discovered quality issues and drawing errors.
• Strong ability to read and interpret cable drawings, interconnects, and specification drawings, to guide and aid in the assembly process.
• Use soldering iron in assembly work while adhering to IPC-J-STD-001 in the production of wiring assemblies.
• Inspect/test cable and wired electronic assemblies produced by both internal and external vendors using electronic wire testing fixtures.
• Identify, document, and work with various cross-functional teams to eliminate quality issues discovered.
• Suggest new improved processes, workflows, test protocols, etc. to management to improve efficiency and quality and help meet department lean manufacturing objectives.
• Able to effectively use electronic test equipment including, but not limited to, digital multi-meters, cable scanners and purpose-built test fixtures.

Minimum Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED is preferred.
• 2-5 years of prior experience in electronics or related field required.
• Strong familiarity and ability to read and interpret cable drawings, interconnects, and specification drawings.
• Demonstrated ability to use soldering iron while adhering to IPC-J-STD-001 in the production of wiring assemblies.
• Demonstrated proficiency using test equipment and tools.
• Ability to perform within established time constraints and to the highest level of quality.
• Strong working knowledge of assembly equipment and tools, such as crimpers, wire cutters, solder equipment, crimping dies, wire strippers, and common hand tools.
• Good interpersonal skills.
• Excellent Communication skills, both written and verbal.
• Previous qualification in IPC-J-STD-001 and/or IPC/WHMA-A-620 is desired, but not required.

Physical and/or Environmental Requirements

• Ability to perform intricate assembly tasks with precision and attention to detail.
• Proficiency and ability to use soldering equipment and related tools.
• Manual hand dexterity for handling small electronic components and cables.
• Capacity to stand or sit for extended periods during assembly work (8-hour shift).
• Ability to regularly lift and carry materials and components weighing up to 30 pounds.
• Strong visual acuity for quality inspection and fine soldering work.

What We Offer: Benefits & Perks

• Exceptional Health & Wellness: Free Individual Healthcare, Full Disability Coverage, Life Insurance.
• Generous Time Off from Day One: 3+ Weeks of PTO, Milestone Increases, 10 Paid Holidays.
• Continuous Growth & Family Support: $7,000 Tuition Reimbursement, Dependent Scholarships.
• Financial Growth & Incentives: 5% 401(k) Match, Annual Bonuses, $1,500 Referral Rewards, EV Incentives.