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Electronics Assembler

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

$41,500 / year median in Wisconsin

+4% projected growth

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Electronics Assembler One Source Staffing - 3.3 Milwaukee, WI Job Details Full-time $19.50 an hour 21 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Electrical schematic reading and interpretation High school diploma or GED Mechanical drawings
Full Job Description Job Position:
Electronic Assembler Location:
Milwaukee, WI 53209
Pay Rate:
$19.50/hr
Shift:
1st
Shift Description:
The job in one line Build and solder circuit cards, wire harnesses, and small mechanical assemblies for an established avionics manufacturer in Oak Creek — first shift, no nights, no weekends. What you'll do Hand-solder components onto circuit cards Build wire harnesses and solder terminations Assemble small mechanical components and sub-assemblies Work from engineering drawings, schematics, shop orders, and written work instructions Use calipers, torque drivers, torque wrenches, and small electrical hand tools Run an arbor press, drill press, and other equipment for assembly and finishing What you need High school diploma or GED Strong fine motor skills and steady hands — this is close, detailed work Ability to read and follow written instructions, electronic and mechanical drawings, and schematics U.S. person status as defined under U.S. export regulations (ITAR requirement for this facility) Nice to have (not required — we'll train the right person) IPC-610 solder certification, or two-plus years of hand soldering experience Avionics, aerospace, or electronics manufacturing background Experience with SMT, selective or wave solder, or conformal coating equipment After you're hired You'll complete a paid in-house solder training program and an English comprehension test required by the facility's FAA Repair Station certification. No prior certification needed to start. Why this one True first shift — home by 4:00 PM every day Clean, climate-controlled shop, not a production line Long-term, stable work with a manufacturer that builds flight systems for commercial and military aircraft #bb2