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Electromechanical Build Specialist

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What they do

An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.

$46,476 / year median in Massachusetts

+5% projected growth

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Job Description

Electromechanical Build Specialist At Space Age Electronics Inc. , you'll help transform designs into dependable products that protect people and places. Join a Production/Manufacturing team that values precision, teamwork, and continuous improvement.
Department:
Production/Manufacturing Reports to: Production Manager (or designee)
Position Type:
Full-time FLSA Status:
Non-Exempt Why this role matters Every assembly you complete and test contributes to the reliability of life-safety technology in the field. Your craftsmanship, documentation discipline, and eye for nonconformances help us ship quality on time—every time. How you'll contribute Build electronic products/subassemblies using hand tools and fixtures (screwdrivers, torque tools, crimpers, cutters, strippers). Perform wiring, cable prep, and connector install to spec; route and dress wires to workmanship standards. Interpret work orders, BOMs, drawings, schematics (as applicable), and written instructions. Execute in-process and final inspections; complete required documentation. Use basic test gear—multimeters, continuity testers, power supplies—and record results. Spot defects, segregate suspect material, and communicate with supervisors/quality. Keep travelers, lot traceability, and time/quantity data accurate and current. Maintain a 5S workspace—organized, clean, and stocked. Adhere to safety, ESD, and company policies; take on other production tasks as needed. Grow with us Build foundations in
IPC/J-STD
workmanship and broaden soldering skill (through-hole/SMT). Gain experience with harness/cable assembly, precision crimping, and rework/repair. Work within
ISO 9001
environments and leverage ERP/MRP and digital work instructions. Cross-train on equipment and, where applicable, material handling (forklift/pallet jack). What you bring High school diploma or GED (or comparable education/experience). 1+ year of manufacturing assembly; electronics background preferred. Ability to follow detailed instructions and standardized workflows. Hands-on mechanical aptitude; confident with common hand tools. Reliable, repetitive execution with a quality-first mindset. Math and measurement skills (rulers/calipers as needed). Team-oriented with the ability to work independently in a fast pace. Professional communication with peers and leadership. Commitment to ESD, safety, and quality compliance. Physical realities Work on a production floor; frequent standing/sitting and fine motor tasks. Lift/move 25-40 lbs as required. Close visual work on small components (corrective lenses if needed). PPE and ESD controls required; overtime may be required. Technical strengths we appreciate Electrical/electronic systems fundamentals Mechanical assembly and machine builds Soldering proficiency Low-voltage cabling and equipment wiring/installation Industrial electrical familiarity Blueprint and schematic reading High School / GED