Electronic Assembler

Job DescriptionA lead in this assembly department is responsible for kittingassemblyinspection, and packaging of electronic equipment. When the supervisor is not present, this person is also accountable for overall department performance. The role is essential to meeting production goals while maintaining high product quality. Duties & ResponsibilitiesRead and interpret blueprints, work instructions, and verbal directions to complete product assembly according to quality standards.Perform and understand complex ruler measurementsApply advanced soldering and crimping skillsIdentify and select correct wire sizes for production.Operate crimping machines and change dies on bench top crimpers.Perform kitting and bagging to prepare products for shipment.Use various hand and power tools to assemble components and prepare items for shipment.Assemble or modify electronic equipment; position, align, and adjust parts to support wiring and assembly.Complete additional tasks such as packaging or spot checking the work of others.Inspect and test parts/products during and after assembly to ensure compliance with quality standards.Serve as the go to resource for assembly questions; maintain advanced knowledge of all assembly tasks.Conduct in process inspections, complete documentation, and ensure proper assembly methods.Set up jobs and complete production paperwork accurately.Troubleshoot assembly issues as needed.Maintain accountability for department performance when the supervisor is not present.Demonstrate advanced knowledge of IPC training modulesFollow all safety regulations and maintain a clean, organized work area.Perform other duties as assigned.Job RequirementsAbility to read and comprehend basic instructions; must be able to speak and understand EnglishAbility to add, subtract, multiply, and divide using whole numbersAdvanced soldering and crimping skillsKnowledge of kitting and bagging for preparing products for shipmentStrong time management skillsAbility to read and interpret schematics, diagrams, blueprints, specifications, work orders, and reportsMay be required to use measuring devices such as rulers, micrometers, calipers, and scales, along with magnifying aidsHigh school diploma or equivalent3-4 years of related experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experienceIPC CertificationOccasionally required to stand, walk, use hands for handling or feeling, reach with arms, and communicate verballyFrequently required to sitMust have close vision, color vision, and the ability to adjust focusAbility to move hands and arms quickly to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objectsAbility to lift and/or move up to 50 lbs occasionallyMeet Your RecruiterAva Peterson Recruiter Ava began her career here at Hatch Staffing Services in June of 2026 and has a year of experience in Human Resources. She recently graduated the University of Iowa with degrees in HR Management and Spanish. She has a deep understanding of talent acquisition processes, how to find the best suited candidate for the right job, and recruiting. She has a great passion for people, which has helped her build a strong network. She can't wait to work with you! ava@hatchstaff.com ava@hatchstaff.com About Milwaukee, WIReady to kickstart your career in the vibrant region around Milwaukee, Wisconsin? Embrace endless growth opportunities and unbeatable charm in this bustling city along Lake Michigan. From the mesmerizing Milwaukee Art Museum to the pulsating energy of the Harley-Davidson Museum, this area offers a blend of cultural experiences and bustling city life. Indulge in delectable cheese curds and custard, catch a show at the historic Pabst Theater, or cheer on the Brewers at American Family Field. Discover your next career move while soaking up the area's unique culture and charm. Explore our job listings today and take your career to new heights in Milwaukee, Wisconsin!