Electronic Assembly Technician

The Electronic Assembly Technician is responsible for assembling, soldering, inspecting, and testing electronic components and circuit boards used in our research devices. This is a hands-on role that requires independent work, strong attention to detail, experience with electronic assembly techniques, and the ability to work efficiently in a production team.________________________________________Key Responsibilities:Assembly & SolderingAssemble PCBs, sub-assemblies, and full product systems according to assembly drawings and work instructionsPerform precision soldering of surface-mount (SMT) and through-hole componentsWire, crimp, and route cables/harnesses within devices as requiredOperate hand tools, soldering irons, and other bench equipmentTesting & InspectionConduct visual inspections for soldering quality, component placement, and mechanical integrityPerform basic functional testing and test fixturesDocument assembly processes, test results, and any deviations or rework performedPrototype SupportPerform hands-on electrical and mechanical tests on prototypes and production units to confirm performance and reliabilityAssist engineers during prototype builds by testing and troubleshooting electronic assemblies to pinpoint and correct issuesUsed hand and power tools to make mechanical adjustments, repairs, and alignments on electronic enclosures and assembliesProduction & Process SupportMaintain clean, organized, and ESD-safe workstationsFollow quality assurance procedures and assist in identifying areas for process improvementAssist with packaging and final assembly of completed products for shipmentCollaborate with engineers and supervisors to resolve build or component issues________________________________________Qualifications:High school diploma or technical certification in electronics, engineering technology, or a related field8-15 years of experience in electronic assembly or productionProficiency in soldering SMT and through-hole components (IPC and NASA standards a plus)Ability to read and interpret schematics, assembly drawings, and BOMsFamiliarity with electronic testing equipment (e.g., multimeter, oscilloscope)Strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, and problem-solving skillsComfortable working independently and as part of a small, focused team