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Fiber Assembly Technician

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GCS

Shakopee, MN (In Person)

Full-Time

Posted 3 weeks ago (Updated 2 weeks ago) • Actively hiring

Expires 7/6/2026

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Job Title:
Fiber Assembly Technician Duration:
12-Month Contract Overview A leading organization in broadband connectivity, fiber and copper cabling, wireless infrastructure, and advanced network solutions is launching a new pilot manufacturing line to build a prototype fiber cable/connector product. This is a greenfield initiative involving the development of new processes, equipment, and a fully integrated fiber assembly line built station by station within a cutting-edge manufacturing lab. The role is part of an advanced R D and manufacturing environment focused on next-generation fiber connectivity technologies. Project Details The pilot line includes multiple stations such as: Sorting Stripping Prepping Coating Assembly Inspection Testing Documentation Technicians will be cross-trained across all stations to ensure flexibility and scalability. Initial setup and validation are underway, with the team expanding to 10-12 technicians. This role involves hands-on lab-based work focused on assembly, inspection, equipment operation, documentation, and quality assurance.
Key Responsibilities Technicians will:
Perform hands-on fiber assembly for prototype products Use tools such as microscopes, crimpers, stripping tools, epoxies, and precision assembly equipment Conduct visual inspections and quality checks at assigned stations Follow detailed work instructions, drawings, and standard operating procedures Document production results, measurements, and build notes using Excel or internal systems Troubleshoot assembly issues and escalate defects to engineering teams Rotate across stations to build full product assemblies end-to-end Work in a lab and manufacturing environment (not an office-based role) Required Experience No prior fiber experience required-training will be provided.
Ideal candidates will have:
Strong mechanical or electromechanical assembly background (e.g., cable harness, PCB assembly, medical devices, aerospace, robotics, automotive, or machine assembly) Experience using small hand tools such as crimpers, cutters, microscopes, calipers, or tweezers Ability to follow detailed written instructions and accurately document work