The Detector Assembly Technician II

Posted 2 days ago

judge groupEast Providence (RI)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Contract-to-hire Detector Assembly Technician II opportunity in the Greater Providence area. We're looking for someone with hands-on experience in areas such as electronics assembly, precision manufacturing, semiconductor processing, wire bonding, device inspection, testing, or other fine motor assembly work. This position supports the assembly of advanced hardware used in a cutting-edge technology environment and offers the chance to work closely with engineering and R&D teams. Some responsibilities include: Precision assembly and packaging of complex devices Inspection, imaging, and quality verification Wire bonding and related manufacturing processes Inventory tracking and production record keeping Troubleshooting assembly-related issues Following and helping improve documented procedures Ideal candidates have experience working with delicate components, strong attention to detail, and a background in electronics, manufacturing, lab, semiconductor, or similar technical environments. If this is something you'd be interested in please send over a copy of your resume and I can give you a call.

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