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Responsible for assembling, soldering, testing, and inspecting electronic products to ensure compliance with engineering specifications, quality standards, and production requirements. Job Requirements Minimum of one year of post-high school education in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical discipline, or 3 years of electronics-related experience. Experience with electronic assembly, wiring, hardware installation, and soldering. Proficiency in soldering electronic components and assemblies. Experience using electronic test equipment, including multimeters, oscilloscopes, and related testing instruments. Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, engineering blueprints, and technical drawings. Understanding of basic electronic theory, circuits, and components. Ability to identify electronic components and verify proper installation. Knowledge of electronic assembly inspection procedures and quality standards. Ability to read and follow Quality Assurance (QA) procedures and manufacturing instructions. Visual acuity sufficient to perform close-up electronic assembly, soldering, and inspection work. Ability to sit or stand for extended periods. Ability to safely lift up to 50 pounds with assistance. Preferred Skills Experience performing preliminary and final testing of electronic products. Experience with electronic product quality inspections and functional testing. Knowledge of solder joint inspection, component identification, and workmanship standards. Experience troubleshooting electronic assemblies and identifying defective components. Familiarity with engineering revision control, component markings, and product documentation. Experience preparing finished electronic products for shipment. Job Responsibilities Perform final assembly of electronic products, including hardware installation, wiring, and soldering. Conduct preliminary and final testing of completed electronic assemblies and products. Operate multimeters, oscilloscopes, and other electronic test equipment to verify product functionality. Perform Quality Assurance (QA) inspections to verify compliance with engineering specifications and quality requirements. Visually inspect manufactured products for cosmetic defects, workmanship, soldering quality, and conformance to drawings. Verify component markings, part identification, and revision levels against engineering prints and technical documentation. Investigate, research, and identify incorrect, defective, or nonconforming electronic components. Troubleshoot assembly discrepancies and support corrective actions. Follow established quality procedures, assembly instructions, and manufacturing standards. Maintain accurate production schedules and assembly completion records. Document inspection results, testing activities, and identified product discrepancies. Prepare completed electronic products for packaging and shipment. Ensure finished products meet applicable quality and workmanship standards before release. Maintain testing equipment, assembly tools, and workstations according to established procedures. Support production activities to meet manufacturing schedules and product quality requirements.

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