Electronic Assembler

Electronic Assemblers
play a crucial role in the manufacturing process within various industries, including power electronics. They operate and maintain equipment in factories, working collaboratively with a team to assemble products or goods. Here are the key duties and responsibilities of an Electronic Assembler:

Operating Machinery and Equipment:

Follow instructions to operate machinery and equipment on the production line.

Troubleshoot any issues with production equipment and processes.

Quality Control and Safety:

Inspect machinery regularly and promptly report any faults to management and colleagues.

Adhere to company safety rules and regulations.

Ensure the production line has a steady supply of raw materials or components.

Assembling Goods:

Assemble products or components according to specifications.

Monitor the production process and perform basic testing and quality checks.

Inventory Management:

Properly store goods and raw materials in the factory.

Pack goods ready for shipment.

Maintaining Work Areas and Equipment:

Keep work areas clean and organized.

Perform routine maintenance on machinery.

Qualifications:

Experience: Proven experience as an Electronic Assembler (preferred)

Skills:

Familiarity with using power tools and other equipment.

Ability to read and comprehend instructions.

Attention to detail and strong hand-eye coordination.

Physical strength and stamina.

Education: High school diploma or equivalent.

Our ideal Electronic Assembler is hardworking, safety-conscious, and takes pride in their work. Ultimately, this role ensures that manufacturing processes run reliably and efficiently, contributing to the success of our power electronics production. 

Salary:

$18/hour+ DOE

Benefits Include:

Paid Time Off:  10 days

Paid Holidays:  8 days

Health Insurance: Multiple plans to choose from

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Flexible Savings Account

Health Savings Account

401k Matching Retirement