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undauntedAtlanta (GA)

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

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Build the hardware behind our robotic security units. Undaunted builds robotic security systems that patrol construction sites, apartment communities, and retail centers across Atlanta, with trained peoplemonitoring every patrol. Every unit we deploy is assembled in our Atlantashop, and we are hiring an Assembly Technician to build the sensor and camerapayloads that go on those units.

What you will do: Assemble payloads: mounting cameras, sensors, and electronics into housings- Build and route wire harnesses: stripping, crimping, connectorizing, cable management- Follow build documents and wiring diagrams, and flag anything that looks wrong- Functionally test finished payloads and log the results

What we are looking for:

Attention to detail and reliable- Comfortable with hand tools and a soldering iron- Able to read a build document or wiring diagram- Reliable attendance on a small team- Authorized to work in the U.S. and able to work on site in Atlanta
Helpful, not required
Prior electronics, electro-mechanical, production, warehouse, trades, automotive, or low-voltage install experience. Hobby experience counts:robotics, drones, RC, PC building, 3D printing, car audio. We will train theright person.
Details$20 per hour. Monday through Friday/Saturday, day shift, on site in Atlanta. This rolestarts as a contract position. We would rather hiresomeone we have worked alongside than guess from a resume.
In your application, tell us one thing you have built, fixed, or taken apart.
That answer matters more to us than a formal resume.

Pay: $20.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Work Location: In person

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