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PeopleShare by PROMAN

Soldering Technician - Print Circuit Boards

Job Description

PeopleShare has an opening for a Soldering Technician with Printed Circuit Boards in Moorestown, NJ.
Title:
Soldering Technician•
Printed Circuit Boards Location:
Moorestown, NJ 08057
Type :
3 month temp-to-perm
Schedule:
Monday-Thursday, 6:00 AM•4:30 PM (four 10 hour days)
Pay:
$16-20/hr•Class 2 (Depends on experience) / $20-25/hr•Class 3 (Advanced Micro Soldering) Responsibilities Solder Surface Mount Technology (SMT) and Through-Hole components onto printed circuit boards. Perform precision soldering and inspection work using a microscope. Follow
IPC-A-610
Class 3 and
J-STD-001
workmanship standards. Read and interpret process documentation including Bills of Material (BOMs), assembly drawings, and work instructions. Perform rework or touch-up as needed to ensure boards meet quality standards. Maintain accuracy and quality while meeting production schedules. Communicate defects or issues to supervisors and engineering as required. Follow all company safety and quality procedures. Requirements Experience working to
IPC-A-610
Class 3 and
J-STD-001
criteria (required). IPC or
J-STD-001
certification strongly preferred. Hands-on experience soldering SMT and through-hole components on PCBs. Ability to perform detailed soldering work under a microscope. Ability to read and understand BOMs, assembly drawings, and related documentation. Strong attention to detail and fine-motor skills. Ability to work independently and within a team environment. IND38
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