Electronics Assembly Technician
About The Position
Job Description Job Requirements Qualifications Basic Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent. 2+ years of experience in a manufacturing, maintenance, fabrication, or industrial installation role (e.g., ME tech, maintenance tech, machine builder, installer). Demonstrated ability to safely use hand and power tools (drills, saws, drivers, grinders, taps, etc.). Experience with basic metal fabrication, including drilling, cutting, deburring, and assembling structures. Ability to work at height (ladders, platforms, lifts) and in production environments (noise, heat, overspray, tight spaces) while following all safety requirements. Ability to lift and carry up to ~50 lbs and perform repetitive physical tasks throughout the shift. Comfortable using basic computer tools, such as email and Microsoft Office and/or Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive), to record work and communicate with the team. Preferred Qualifications Experience with aluminum extrusion systems (e.g., 80/20 or similar) – cutting, tapping, squaring, and assembling frames/brackets. Prior installation work in Body Shop, Paint Shop, or General Assembly (e.g., cameras, sensors, tooling, guarding, or vision systems). Familiarity with reading simple mechanical drawings or layouts and transferring dimensions to the physical install. Basic understanding of industrial cabling (Ethernet, power) and best practices for strain relief, labeling, and routing. Experience supporting machine vision, sensors, or automation projects is a plus. Comfortable working cross‑functionally with ME, IE, Controls, Operations, and external contractors. Behavioral Expectations Ownership: Takes full responsibility for the quality and completeness of installations; escalates risks early. Safety First: Consistently follows company safety standards and challenges unsafe conditions or shortcuts. Bias for Action: Moves quickly while maintaining quality; comfortable working around production schedules and tight windows. Collaboration: Communicates clearly with engineers, technicians, and operators; open to feedback and continuous improvement. Craftsmanship: Cares about tidy, repeatable, and serviceable installs (clean routing, consistent hardware, documented standards).
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- 2+ years of experience in a manufacturing, maintenance, fabrication, or industrial installation role (e.g., ME tech, maintenance tech, machine builder, installer).
- Demonstrated ability to safely use hand and power tools (drills, saws, drivers, grinders, taps, etc.).
- Experience with basic metal fabrication, including drilling, cutting, deburring, and assembling structures.
- Ability to work at height (ladders, platforms, lifts) and in production environments (noise, heat, overspray, tight spaces) while following all safety requirements.
- Ability to lift and carry up to ~50 lbs and perform repetitive physical tasks throughout the shift.
- Comfortable using basic computer tools, such as email and Microsoft Office and/or Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Drive), to record work and communicate with the team.
Nice To Haves
- Experience with aluminum extrusion systems (e.g., 80/20 or similar) – cutting, tapping, squaring, and assembling frames/brackets.
- Prior installation work in Body Shop, Paint Shop, or General Assembly (e.g., cameras, sensors, tooling, guarding, or vision systems).
- Familiarity with reading simple mechanical drawings or layouts and transferring dimensions to the physical install.
- Basic understanding of industrial cabling (Ethernet, power) and best practices for strain relief, labeling, and routing.
- Experience supporting machine vision, sensors, or automation projects is a plus.
- Comfortable working cross‑functionally with ME, IE, Controls, Operations, and external contractors.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
