Electronics Assembler / Manufacturing Technician

Posted 19 days ago

labormaxOak Harbor (WA)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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$17.50/hr

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About the role

Electronics Assembler / Manufacturing TechnicianNOW HIRING: Electronics Assemblers Oak Harbor, WA$17.50/hr | Full-TimeDay Shift: 7:30 AM–4:00 PMSwing Shift: 3:30 PM–12:00 AMMultiple Openings Available Looking for steady, hands-on work with paid training and room to grow? We're hiring detail-oriented team members for electronics manufacturing positions in Oak Harbor. No electronics experience? That's okay. Previous manufacturing experience is helpful, but reliable candidates who are ready to learn are encouraged to apply.

What You'll Do:

Assemble and handle electronic components and circuit boards
Use hand tools and production equipment
Inspect products for quality and defects
Follow written work instructions and safety procedures
Perform detailed, repetitive work accurately
Assist in areas such as assembly, soldering, SMT, inspection, testing, coating, or kitting

What We're Looking For:

Reliable attendance and punctuality
Strong attention to detail
Good hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity
Ability to follow written instructions
Ability to distinguish colors used in electronic components
Ability to sit or stand for extended periods
Ability to lift up to 40 lbs., depending on department
Positive attitude and willingness to learn
Why Apply?
Paid on-the-job training
Clean manufacturing environment
Full-time, stable work
Overtime opportunities
Opportunities to learn new skills and advance
Ready to get started? Apply today!

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