Summary

Plans, assembles, and fits piece parts and sub-assemblies to fabricate complex, precision assemblies which require a high degree of precision, skill, dexterity, versatility, and ingenuity as well as judgment and self-discipline.

Duties and Responsibilities

• Plans, assembles, and fits piece parts and sub-assemblies to fabricate complex, precision assemblies which require a high degree of precision, skill, dexterity, versatility, and ingenuity as well as judgment and self-discipline.
• Plans, sets up, and operates all equipment, including joining equipment, necessary to the performance of the task.
• Uses all types of electrical, electronic, and mechanical test equipment and measuring devices pursuant to the task.
• Performs adjustments, alterations, and modifications to product.
• Times and finely tunes all electrical and mechanical components necessary to meet design specifications and requirements.
• May be required to rework, repair, or replace sub-assemblies and piece parts.
• May be required to determine methods and procedures and to develop techniques on requested projects and special order design.
• Works from prints, schematics, sketches, specifications, and written or oral instructions.
• Diagnoses and makes post mortem analyses, troubleshoots, and interprets sub-assemblies and final assemblies to determine failures, or potential failure, causes and malfunctions.
• May require long periods of concentration and manipulative dexterity.
• Must be familiar with and be able to apply electrical or electronic circuitry techniques.
• Must be able to verify all work and be responsible for producing functional and operational product, conforming to design specifications.
• Work assignments may be experimental or prototype, involving extensive development and requiring comprehension and individual judgment.
• Performs all necessary paperwork, records, identifying and in-process operations pursuant to the task.
• Spends time performing duties of the Electronic Assembler classification as required whether or not employees are on layoff from the Electronic Assembler classification.
• May perform in-process inspection.
• May check and top off lubricants as necessary.

You Must Have

• One (1) year experience in a production department assembling or inspecting complex parts and assemblies or technical education, VO-tech certification or applicable military experience
• High School Diploma or GED
• US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE Q level security clearance

We Value

• Ability to work any shift. (1st, 2nd or 3rd)
• Demonstrated written and oral communication skills
• Experience using Microsoft Office applications, including MS Excel, Outlook, Word, and PowerPoint
• Demonstrated ability to work with limited guidance
• Experience with Soldering
• Prior Manufacturing experience
• Experience working with ERP systems