Lead Technical Trainer - Electronics Manufacturing Pro-Tech Staffing Services Florence, KY Job Details Full-time $26 - $28 an hour 7 hours ago Qualifications IPC 610 Manufacturing facility experience Quality control experience within electronics industry Quality inspection Manufacturing Full Job Description The servers behind the AI boom still get built by hand. Somebody has to teach those hands. Pro-Tech has been placing people into electronics manufacturing for thirty years. You will train individuals to ensure that they are safe, certified, and someone a client trusts on their floor. We are ramping up quickly in a nearby facility are looking for another teammate that can take initiative and thrive in ambiguity. You'll decide how the training is run: if something in the material is wrong, you say so and we change it that week. What you'll do Teach the curriculum - classroom sessions, then out on the floor where it becomes a part in someone's hand Track progress and maintain consistent communication with the client to ensure that technicians are performing to the required standard Demonstrate the work yourself: torque, connector seating, scanning, inspection, debug Proctor quarterly exams, keep the records clean, and run retake reviews with anyone who didn't pass Spend time at the client site, not just in a training room What you'll be teaching Foundations — boards, components, the SMT line, ESD, IPC-A-610, visual aids and revision control Data centers — racks, compute, storage, networking, power, air and liquid cooling, the integration flow Build and integration — box build, press fit, RTV, Hi-Pot, torque, cable routing, FIFO and Kanban Inspection and quality — defect vocabulary, first article, sampling, AOI, defect data and Pareto Test and diagnostics — opens and shorts, ICT, boundary scan, multimeter work, structured debug What we're looking for At least 2-3 years hands-on in electronics manufacturing, with time in assembly, quality inspection, test and diagnostics, or stockroom and materials. You're comfortable in front of a room and on a production floor. Some of the people you teach will have engineering degrees. Some will be on their first manufacturing job. Same week, same material.

IPC-A-610

certification helps. CIT helps more. Neither is required. Not sure you check every box? Apply anyway!

NICE TO HAVE, NOT REQUIRED IPC

Certified IPC Trainer (CIT) in IPC-A-610 or

J-STD-001 J-STD-001

certification Data center or server hardware — rack integration, liquid cooling, server build or test SAP or another ERP, hands-on — RF scanning, goods movements, cycle counts Test background — in-circuit test, boundary scan, functional test, component-level debug You have trained, onboarded, led or mentored before — formally or not Bilingual English and Spanish Why Pro-Tech We've been doing this for thirty years. Family-founded, still family-run, now across Dallas/Plano, Tampa Bay, California, Arizona, and Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati. Small enough that your work is visible and your ideas get tried, established enough that you're walking into real client relationships instead of building from scratch. This program starts here and goes to the other sites next. You'll have room to run. Nobody here is going to micromanage you — which also means nobody is going to chase you. Compensation $25-$28/hour, based on certification and experience. Full benefits. Monday-Friday, days, no rotating shifts. Pro-Tech Staffing Services is an equal opportunity employer.

Work Location:

In person

Pay:

$26.00 - $28.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week Application Question(s): Tell us about a time you taught someone something at work that stuck. What did you do differently than just showing them once? Tell us about your hands-on experience in manufacturing — what you built, inspected, tested, or handled, and where.

Work Location:

In person