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PCB Through‑Hole Soldering Specialist

Job Description

PCB Through‑Hole Soldering Specialist Role highlights
Compensation:
$20.00/hour
Hours:
Monday-Friday, 6:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (First shift) Core responsibilities Through‑hole soldering and precision wiring under a microscope. Assembly of electronic components, connectors, hardware, and subassemblies. Operation of assembly tools, fixtures, and machinery. Inspection, cleaning, touch‑up, and rework to meet specifications. Reading and executing to work instructions, blueprints, and production documents. Measuring and logging product data when required. Upholding quality standards and achieving daily output goals. Maintaining orderly, safe workspaces and following all procedures. Contributing to training efforts and team objectives. Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. Prior assembly/manufacturing experience preferred. Microscope experience and blueprint literacy are advantageous. Excellent manual dexterity and hand‑eye coordination. Sharp visual detail orientation. Ability to follow verbal and written instructions accurately. Strong team collaboration and communication. Environment and physical demands Fast‑paced manufacturing floor. Repetitive hand movements common. Primarily seated with intermittent standing, reaching, bending, and twisting. Regular use of microscopes and precision instruments. Exposure to manufacturing chemicals/solvents may occur. Standards and certifications Visual acuity (20/20 corrected or uncorrected) and color vision testing required. IPC‑A‑610 certification may be necessary for certain lines. Must consistently meet quality and productivity metrics. Bring your steady hands and quality mindset to a team that values precision and collaboration.

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An Assembly Machine Operator operates and maintains machines that assemble components as part of a manufacturing process. Produces components by assembling parts and subassemblies.

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