Electronic & Mechanical Assembler

Position Summary We are looking for a reliable, hands-on person to help build and calibrate our gas sensing products. This is a production role focused on putting things together correctly and making sure they work. If you have a steady hand, enjoy working with small parts, and have experience with a soldering iron, we want to hear from you.

What You'll Be Doing Soldering:

Soldering wires and small electronic parts onto circuit boards.

Assembly:

Using hand tools (screwdrivers, pliers, etc.) to put together the housings and internal parts of our instruments.

Calibration:

Following a step-by-step process to "tune" the instruments using gas tanks and software (we will train you on this).

Checking Quality:

Looking over your work to make sure everything is tight, clean, and built to our standards.

What We're Looking For Soldering Experience:

You must be comfortable with a soldering iron and working with small components.

Hand Tool Skills:

Experience using basic tools to assemble small products or kits. The Ability to

Follow Directions:

You can follow a checklist or a set of pictures to build a product from start to finish.

Steady Hands:

Much of this work involves very small screws and parts that require a delicate touch.

Basic Computer Skills:

Ability to plug a device into a computer and run a simple calibration program. Work Environment This is a "bench" job where you will be working at an assigned station. You'll be working with small parts, sometimes using a magnifying lamp to see details.

Pay:

$18.00

• $22.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Health insurance On-the-job training Paid time off

Work Location:

In person Electronic & Mechanical Assembler 14500 Coy Drive, Grass Lake, MI 49240 $18

• $22 an hour
• Full-time $18
• $22 an hour
• Full-time Position Summary We are looking for a reliable, hands-on person to help build and calibrate our gas sensing products.

This is a production role focused on putting things together correctly and making sure they work. If you have a steady hand, enjoy working with small parts, and have experience with a soldering iron, we want to hear from you.

What You'll Be Doing Soldering:

Soldering wires and small electronic parts onto circuit boards.

Assembly:

Using hand tools (screwdrivers, pliers, etc.) to put together the housings and internal parts of our instruments.

Calibration:

Following a step-by-step process to "tune" the instruments using gas tanks and software (we will train you on this).

Checking Quality:

Looking over your work to make sure everything is tight, clean, and built to our standards.

What We're Looking For Soldering Experience:

You must be comfortable with a soldering iron and working with small components.

Hand Tool Skills:

Experience using basic tools to assemble small products or kits. The Ability to

Follow Directions:

You can follow a checklist or a set of pictures to build a product from start to finish.

Steady Hands:

Much of this work involves very small screws and parts that require a delicate touch.

Basic Computer Skills:

Ability to plug a device into a computer and run a simple calibration program. Work Environment This is a "bench" job where you will be working at an assigned station. You'll be working with small parts, sometimes using a magnifying lamp to see details.

Pay:

$18.00

• $22.

00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k) matching Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Health insurance On-the-job training Paid time off

Work Location:

In person