About the role

Now Hiring! Assembler IPerform hand assembly work on pre-/post-surface mount circuit boards by following detail. Basic understanding and application of the IPC-A-610 standards Ability to read and apply shop documentation in reference to applicable assembly drawings to meet customer requirements Identify and read the values, correct polarity, and orientation of thruhole components (i.e. Capacitors, Resistors, Transistors, IC's, etc.)Identify the orientation and polarity of components in reference to the printed circuit board's reference designators and silk screen for thru-hole component placement Verify thru-hole part values and correct part location placement Utilize basic equipment necessary to complete the product's final assembly including hand tools, electronic cutters, PCB depaneling equipment, automatic screw guns and feeders, pneumatic dispensing equipment, and/or other required tools per responsibility for the quality of one's individual work Demonstrates accuracy and neatness in their work Cooperative and dependable, highly motivated and trustworthy Respects and works effectively with fellow team members Will follow documented processes and must notify Management, Supervisors, Team Leaders, if team is not following documented operations and/or any other quality processes. Must always be alert and attentive on the production floor. Listens to and applies constructive feedback. To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Education: High School Diploma or GED.
Experience: Prefer experience with production assembly process.

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