Electronics Assembler Lumia Health, Inc. Allston, MA Job Details Full-time $23 - $26 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Paid training Commuter assistance Paid holidays Health insurance 401(k) Paid time off Parental leave Paid sick time Qualifications

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Certification Packing Soldering tools Electronic parts Manufacturing standard operating procedures Electrical safety procedures Ability to follow instructions Electrical assembly Microscopy Precision assembly Production records Manufacturing company experience Electrical soldering Full Job Description Electronics Assembler Reports to:

Production Supervisor Classification:

Non-exempt, hourly, full-time

Location:

Boston area

Schedule:

Day shift, 8.5 hours with a 30-minute unpaid lunch. Start time between 6:00 and 8:00 am.

Pay:

$23 to $26 per hour, based on experience Training / Certification required: ESD handling, lithium battery handling, and running production equipment, all trained on the job. Solder certification required. We'll certify you if you don't have it. About the role Lumia Health makes the Lumia 2, a smart earring that tracks health data. You'll build it by hand at our Boston suite. The parts are tiny, and the work is careful and repeatable. You'll work across several stations and help run new equipment as we bring it in. This role is for someone who has built small electronics before and takes pride in doing it right. What you'll do

Assembly:

run glue dispensing equipment and check finished parts.

Soldering:

hand solder small parts.

Test:

run units through test stations and record results.

Final packing:

pack finished units and record serial numbers.

Equipment:

run production equipment, do basic checks, and report problems right away. Follow written step-by-step instructions exactly, every time. Set aside any unit that doesn't look or test right, even if it slows you down. Follow all safety rules for chemicals, batteries, equipment, and static. What you need Required 2 or more years building electronics by hand in a production setting. Experience working with very small parts, using tweezers and a microscope or magnifier. Experience following written work instructions and filling out build records. Good static (ESD) habits. Able to sit or stand at a workstation for most of a shift. Reliable attendance and on time for every shift. Nice to have Hand soldering on small parts. IPC solder certification is a bigger plus. Experience with wearables, hearing aids, medical devices, or other small devices. Experience with glue dispensing or small benchtop robots. What we offer Medical Paid time off Paid holidays Overtime pay for hours over 40 per week Paid training and certifications Room to grow into a senior builder role, training new team members and improving how we build How we hire Our process includes a short phone screen and a hands-on work trial at our suite, where you'll build at a real station. It takes 1 to 2 hours.

Pay:

$23.00 - $26.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Benefits:

401(k) Commuter assistance Health insurance Paid sick time Paid time off Parental leave Application Question(s): How many years have you built electronics by hand in a production setting? Our start time may move between 6:00 and 8:00 am. Can you work any start time in that range? What products have you built, and at what company? What's the smallest part you've worked with, and what tools did you use? Have you hand soldered small parts in a production job? If so, what kinds? Do you have an IPC solder certification?

Work Location:

In person