Summary:

Perform manual and power-tool assembly of mechanical and electrical components according to technical drawings and blueprints.

Digital Instruction Following:

Navigate and execute step-by-step electronic work instructions via tablets or kiosks to ensure build accuracy.

Parts Tracking & Logistics:

Use handheld scanners and ERP systems (e.g., SAP) to log parts usage, track serial numbers, and request materials from the warehouse.

Workstation Maintenance:

Maintain a clean and organized workspace following 5S standards to ensure safety and efficiency on the production line.

Documentation:

Accurately complete digital and paper logs, including labor hour tracking and quality sign-offs.

Key Skills Required:

Possess current J-STD and IPC soldering certifications or the willingness and ability to obtain certification upon hire. Excellent verbal and written communication skills from peer-to-peer collaboration to organizational leadership. Basic computer skills and the ability to navigate manufacturing systems and Microsoft Office (Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook) T505

Pay:

$23.00 - $29.00 per hour Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Work Location:

In person