Position Summary We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Low-Voltage Electronic and Panel Assembler to assemble, wire, install, and test electrical control panels, electronic components, and low-voltage power-distribution systems. This position is responsible for reading electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, bills of materials, and assembly instructions to complete products according to engineering and customer specifications. The assembler will install electrical and mechanical components, route and terminate wires, build control panels, perform continuity checks, and inspect completed assemblies for quality and accuracy. The ideal candidate has previous experience with electrical assembly, control-panel wiring, low-voltage systems, wire harnesses, electronic components, or electromechanical manufacturing. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Electrical and Electronic Assembly Assemble low-voltage electrical and electronic products according to blueprints, schematics, wiring diagrams, and work instructions. Install switches, relays, circuit breakers, terminal blocks, transformers, power supplies, contactors, fuses, connectors, and related components. Mount electrical and electronic components onto backplates, enclosures, panels, and chassis. Measure, cut, strip, crimp, label, route, and terminate electrical wires. Build and install wire harnesses and cable assemblies. Connect wires to terminal blocks, switches, relays, connectors, and other electrical devices. Perform soldering when required. Verify wire numbers, colors, gauges, routing, polarity, and termination points. Maintain proper spacing, alignment, and component orientation. Follow established workmanship and quality standards. Control-Panel Assembly Assemble control panels, electrical cabinets, enclosures, and related systems. Lay out and install DIN rail, wire duct, terminal blocks, grounding components, and electrical hardware. Drill, tap, cut, and modify panels or enclosures according to drawings. Use hand tools, power tools, torque tools, drills, crimpers, wire strippers, and measuring devices. Complete point-to-point wiring according to electrical schematics. Bundle, route, secure, and label wiring neatly. Install doors, covers, brackets, panels, bus bars, and mechanical hardware. Verify that all components are installed in the correct locations. Inspect completed panels for loose connections, damaged components, missing hardware, and incorrect wiring. Support modifications, repairs, and engineering changes. Testing and Quality Control Perform continuity, resistance, polarity, and basic electrical-function tests. Use multimeters, continuity testers, and other electrical test equipment. Compare completed assemblies against schematics, bills of materials, and inspection requirements. Identify and correct wiring, assembly, labeling, or workmanship defects. Report damaged components, incorrect materials, and quality concerns. Complete first-piece, in-process, and final quality checks. Document test results, defects, rework, and completed production quantities. Maintain product identification and material traceability. Follow applicable electrical, manufacturing, and customer quality standards. Production and Safety Review work orders, production schedules, bills of materials, and assembly instructions. Gather and verify required components, wires, hardware, and supplies. Maintain accurate records of materials used and work completed. Meet production, quality, and delivery expectations. Keep tools, workstations, and assembly areas clean and organized. Follow lockout/tagout, electrical-safety, ESD-control, and personal protective equipment requirements. Communicate material shortages, drawing discrepancies, and production concerns to the supervisor. Work collaboratively with Production, Engineering, Quality, Testing, and Material Control. Perform additional electrical, electronic, or mechanical assembly duties as assigned. Required Qualifications Previous electrical, electronic, panel-wiring, wire-harness, or electromechanical assembly experience. Ability to read electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, and assembly drawings. Experience cutting, stripping, crimping, labeling, routing, and terminating wires. Ability to identify common electrical and electronic components. Experience using hand tools, power tools, crimpers, wire strippers, torque tools, and measuring equipment. Basic understanding of low-voltage electrical systems. Ability to perform point-to-point wiring accurately. Basic math and measurement skills. Strong mechanical aptitude and hand-eye coordination. Ability to follow detailed work instructions and quality procedures. Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work. Ability to work independently and as part of a manufacturing team. Dependable attendance and punctuality. Availability to work overtime when required. Preferred Qualifications Previous control-panel or electrical-cabinet assembly experience. Experience wiring industrial control panels, power-distribution equipment, or automation systems. Knowledge of relays, contactors, terminal blocks, circuit breakers, transformers, and power supplies. Experience using multimeters and continuity-testing equipment. Soldering experience. Familiarity with wire gauges, electrical symbols, and component identification. Experience with ESD-sensitive electronic components. Knowledge of NEC, UL, or IPC workmanship standards. Experience working in an electrical-equipment, power-system, automation, or industrial-manufacturing environment. Skills and Competencies Low-voltage electrical assembly Control-panel wiring Electronic-component assembly Point-to-point wiring Blueprint and schematic interpretation Wire cutting, stripping, crimping, and termination Wire-harness fabrication Component mounting and panel layout Soldering Continuity and electrical testing Hand and power tool operation Quality inspection Troubleshooting and rework Safety compliance Attention to detail Teamwork and communication Physical Requirements Ability to sit or stand for extended periods. Ability to perform repetitive hand, wrist, and finger movements. Ability to use hand tools, power tools, crimpers, and electrical-testing equipment. Ability to bend, kneel, reach, twist, and work in or around electrical enclosures. Ability to lift and move components, panels, tools, and materials weighing up to 50 pounds. Ability to distinguish wire colors, markings, numbers, and small electronic components. Visual ability to read schematics and inspect detailed wiring and connections. Ability to work around manufacturing equipment, electrical components, and production machinery. Ability to wear all required personal protective equipment.

Pay:

$18.00 - $22.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person