Shop Technician/Electronics Assembly, Testing and Inspection

Posted 7 days ago

fluxtrolAuburn Hills (MI)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$21+ per hour

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Job Description: Shop Technician/Electronics Assembly, Testing and Inspection Established global specialty OEM Induction equipment manufacturer and a leader in the industry. Supplies induction systems and components for the aerospace, automotive and industrial industries. We have a full time position for a Shop Technician in the Assembly, testing and Inspection area of our facility at our Auburn Hills, MI plant.
Job Responsibilities: · Assembly of components to produce assigned electrical, electronic and induction coil assemblies· Wrapping and gluing sub-components to build into the overall electrical coil assembly· Ability to read and comprehend design drawings and dimensional data· Conduct mechanical dimensional inspection and leak testing of end assemblies· Conduct electrical inspection and testing of end assemblies and document performance values.· Conduct electrical performance inspection and testing for material characterization.· Work with the inventory of component and finished assembly parts
Qualifications: · Preference for prior assembly experience of electrical assemblies· Motivated, multitasker, someone who takes direction well, is trainable and willing to learn· Prior shop technician skills preferred and ability to perform Electrical performance and dimensional measurements a definite desire· Manufacturing work experience with valid driver’s license a must· Computer literate with prior skills in Microsoft Office Word, Excel, Power Point and able to input data into required database fields for data tracking and management. Work Hours &
Salary: Hours are 6:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. M-F rarely any overtime.
Salary: D.O.E. $21+ per hour.
Benefits: Blue Cross/Blue Shield Medical coverage, Dental, Disability & Life Insurance, 9 days PTO the first year plus paid holidays. Benefits start after 30 days. 401k after 1 year.

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