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Assembly Technician - Custom Manufacturing
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Manufacturing or Production Technician works with manufacturing equipment and machinery. Performs set up and tests, monitors, adjusts and repairs machines used to produce products or other machines. Inspects equipment, troubleshoots problems with machines or designs.
$61,154 / year median in Wisconsin
+4% projected growth
Job Description
Job Summary At Connected Technology Solutions (CTS), our Assembly Technicians build custom kiosks used by organizations across a wide range of industries. Unlike traditional assembly positions, this role is not repetitive production line work. Every day brings new challenges as you assemble custom kiosks, enclosures, and integrated technology products using mechanical, electrical, and electronic components. You'll work alongside a skilled team of professionals, using hand tools, power tools, engineering drawings, and assembly documentation to build high-quality products from start to finish. We're looking for dependable individuals who enjoy building things, solving problems, and taking pride in producing exceptional work. Manufacturing experience is valuable, but we hire for attitude, mechanical aptitude, and a commitment to quality. Assembly & Manufacturing Assemble custom kiosks, technology enclosures, and integrated equipment using mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical components. Read and interpret work instructions, engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and assembly documentation. Install hardware, wiring, electronic devices, computers, displays, peripherals, and other integrated components into finished products. Verify completed assemblies meet CTS quality standards before moving products to the next stage of production. Perform functional testing and basic troubleshooting to ensure products operate as designed. Identify assembly issues and collaborate with Engineering and Production leadership to resolve problems efficiently. Ideal Candidate You may be an excellent fit if you enjoy: Building or repairing vehicles, motorcycles, boats, ATVs, or recreational equipment. Home improvement, woodworking, fabrication, or welding projects. Working with electrical systems, electronics, or automation equipment. Using hand and power tools to create or repair products. Solving mechanical or technical problems. Learning new technical skills and working on a variety of custom projects. Producing work you can be proud of and seeing a finished product shipped to customers. Whether your experience comes from manufacturing, construction, automotive repair, industrial maintenance, military service, farming, trade school, or serious personal projects, we encourage you to apply if you enjoy working with your hands and are committed to producing quality work. Why Join CTS? Build custom technology solutions used by a wide variety of organizations. Work on a wide variety of custom projects, no repetitive assembly line production. Assemble products from start to finish and see the direct impact of your work. Work in a clean, modern manufacturing facility with a collaborative team. Cross-train across assembly, shipping, inventory, and other functions. Opportunities to learn new skills and grow your career within a stable, growing company. Competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, paid time off, and opportunities for advancement.