Must Have Assembly / Soldering Technician Nice To Have

• IPC-610

J-STD-001

As an Electrical Assembly Technician, you will:

• Perform soldering in accordance with

IPC-J-STD

on printed circuit boards, printed wire boards, and circuit card assemblies both through hole and surface mount applications.

• Assemble chassis and final units using circuit cards, wire harnesses, soldering/crimping tools, and precision instruments.
• Perform high-reliability soldering and crimping on complex sub-assemblies, including board-level repairs and jumper wire installations.
• Work with multi-pin connectors and assemblies to meet stringent government and customer specs.
• Interpret assembly drawings, BOMs, and electronic work instructions.
• Follow ESD protocols and maintain certification standards for high-reliability soldering.
• Collaborate with engineering to troubleshoot, rework, and improve testing procedures.
• Maintain cleanliness and traceability documentation for controlled programs. To be considered for this role, typically you'll bring:
• High school diploma or equivalent formal training.
• 5+ years of hands-on experience in electrical assembly and soldering.
• Expertise in crimping, medical device assembly, board-level repair, and electronic units.
• Familiarity with

J-STD, IPC 610/620

standards, and torque/crimping tools. It's a plus if you have:

NASA 8739

soldering certification.

• Experience with avionics components (e.g., circuit card rework, coating, installation).
• Ability to read and work directly from engineering drawings.
• Strong interpersonal skills for cross-functional collaboration.

"RA01"

Pay:

$24.65 - $31.00 per hour Application Question(s): How many years of experience you have in Electrical Assembly? Do you have

IPC-610/ IPC-620/J-STD-001

Knowledge or certification? Please let me know your best time to contact you. (Contact number or Email)

Work Location:

In person