Soldering Technician (Temp to Hire) Buckeye Global - 5.0 Alpharetta, GA Job Details Temp-to-hire | Contract $18 - $20 an hour 15 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Quality records maintenance Maintaining an organized workspace Calibration Safety regulations Soldering tools Improving operational efficiency Inspection reporting and documentation Electronic parts High school diploma or GED Continuous improvement Surface mount soldering Quality issues Quality control experience within electronics industry Visual inspection as testing technique Cleaning (surface preparation method) Collaboration with manufacturing teams Equipment maintenance Assembly drawings Electrical parts Electrical assembly Quality control communication Clean workspace maintenance Safety standard operating procedures Through-hole technology (THT) Hand tools Production documentation Entry level Circuit boards Full Job Description

• Position(s):
• Assembly Solder III / Assembly Solder II

• Duration:

• 10+ months Contract (Temp to Hire)

Work Location:

Alpharetta

GA USA 30005

• Shift:

• 9-80 A|1st Shift|06:00 AM|N

• Note:

• All positions are temp to hire roles.
• The main skill sets will be mechanical assembly, electronics soldering (IPC

J-STD-001

is a plus), and circuit board reworking.

• Description:

•

Position Overview:

An Assembly Solder is responsible for performing soldering operations in the assembly of electronic components and products. They play a crucial role in ensuring the quality and reliability of electronic assemblies by effectively joining parts together using soldering techniques. The Assembly Solder works in a manufacturing or production environment and collaborates with a team of technicians, engineers, and supervisors to meet production targets and maintain product standards.

• Key Responsibilities:

•

Soldering Operations:

Perform soldering tasks using hand tools, soldering irons, and other equipment to join electronic components, wires, and parts according to specifications and quality standards.

Component Preparation:

Prepare electronic components for soldering by cleaning, tinning leads, and applying flux as necessary to ensure proper adhesion and electrical connections.

Assembly and Integration:

Assemble and integrate electronic components onto printed circuit boards (PCBs), sub-assemblies, or final products following assembly diagrams, work instructions, or blueprints.

Quality Control:

Inspect soldered connections, joints, and assemblies for defects, such as bridging, cold joints, or insufficient solder, and perform rework or touch-up as required to meet quality standards.

Workstation Maintenance:

Maintain a clean and organized workstation, ensuring that soldering equipment is properly maintained, calibrated, and functioning correctly.

Documentation and Reporting:

Record production data, defects, and any non-conformities encountered during the assembly process. Report issues to supervisors or engineering personnel as needed.

Process Improvement:

Collaborate with the engineering team to identify opportunities for process improvement, efficiency enhancement, and cost reduction in soldering operations.

Safety and Compliance:

Adhere to safety protocols, guidelines, and company policies to ensure a safe working environment. Follow industry standards and regulations related to soldering and electronics assembly.

Skills and Qualifications :

High school diploma or equivalent. Previous experience in soldering and electronics assembly is highly desirable. Proficient in hand soldering techniques and the use of soldering irons, solder wire, and flux. Familiarity with reading and interpreting assembly diagrams, work instructions, and blueprints. Knowledge of various soldering methods, including through-hole and surface mount technology (SMT) soldering. Understanding of electronic components, their polarities, and identification markings. Attention to detail and ability to perform precise soldering work with minimal errors. Basic understanding of quality control principles and ability to perform visual inspections. Strong manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Ability to work effectively in a team environment and communicate with colleagues. Adherence to safety guidelines and the ability to follow procedures accurately. Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and work on multiple projects simultaneously.

You should be proficient in:

Soldering PCB Assembly (Printed Circuit Board Assembly) IPC Joint Industry Standard (IPC-J-STD)