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Electronic Assembler
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An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.
$40,434 / year median in Illinois
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Now hiring for a
Electronic Assembler Location:
Woodridge, IL Pay Rate:
$19.00 per hourSchedule:
9:30 pm - 6:00 am Local Electronic Assembler Job with Pay, Perks, and a Great Team. Looking for Electronic Assembler jobs in Woodridge where craftsmanship and precision come together? This opportunity lets you assemble quality products using hand tools, mechanical skills, and detailed work instructions while helping keep production running efficiently. Job Duties Assemble electronic components and subassemblies according to work instructions and quality standards. Use hand tools, power tools, and production equipment to complete assembly tasks. Inspect, test, sort, and verify products to ensure quality and accuracy. Package, label, and prepare finished products for shipment while maintaining a clean and organized work area. Education Requirements High school diploma or GED preferred. Experience Requirements Experience assembling mechanical, electrical, or manufactured products using hand and power tools. Ability to read blueprints, assembly drawings, work instructions, or technical documentation. Strong mechanical aptitude with excellent attention to detail. Ability to accurately use measuring devices and maintain quality standards. Commitment to workplace safety, quality workmanship, and productivity. Preferred Qualifications Previous experience in manufacturing, production, assembly, fabrication, or mechanical assembly is preferred. Technical training, vocational education, or manufacturing coursework is beneficial. Experience working with pneumatic tools, torque tools, fixtures, or assembly equipment is beneficial. Knowledge of Lean manufacturing, quality inspection procedures, or continuous improvement practices is considered an asset. Individuals who demonstrate strong craftsmanship, dependability, teamwork, and attention to detail are well positioned for success as a Electronic Assembler. Physical Capabilities Ability to stand, walk, bend, reach, and perform repetitive assembly tasks throughout the shift. Ability to lift components, materials, or finished products weighing up to 50 pounds. Manual dexterity to safely operate hand tools, power tools, and assembly equipment. Ability to maintain focus while performing detailed assembly work in a manufacturing environment. Benefits Competitive Weekly Pay Comprehensive Benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage. Life Insurance and Disability Insurance for added peace of mind. Optional 401(k) Plan to help you prepare for the future. Safety-Focused Manufacturing Environment with opportunities for advancement and skill development. From Stuck to Hired. "They were really helpful. I needed a job so badly, and they helped me land one. I applied everywhere and got nothing. But with Staffmark, it was an amazing experience." -Jason W., Staffmark Associate Bring your hustle and grab a spot. Apply today. What You Will Do As a Electronic Assembler you will assemble products, components, or equipment using hand tools, power tools, fixtures, and assembly instructions. You will inspect completed assemblies, verify measurements, identify quality concerns, maintain organized work areas, and support production goals while following established manufacturing procedures and workplace safety standards. The Electronic Assembler helps transform individual components into finished products through skilled assembly techniques and quality workmanship. This role requires technical knowledge, manual dexterity, and the ability to consistently follow detailed production instructions. Successful Electronic Assembler professionals understand assembly methods, measuring techniques, and manufacturing quality requirements while supporting productivity and continuous improvement initiatives. Dependable performance contributes directly to production success. This career offers meaningful opportunities for individuals who take pride in skilled assembly work.Benefits
- 401(k) Plans
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance