RF Mechanical Assembler - Masis Staffing

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masis professional groupBeverly (MA)

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Mid

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$19-$25 per hour

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About the role

RF Mechanical Assembler Are you passionate about precision and quality in mechanical assembly? Our client is seeking a dedicated RF Mechanical Assembler to join their team in Beverly, MA. This role is crucial in ensuring the assembly and inspection of high-quality radio-frequency (RF) mechanical components and micro-assemblies. If you have a keen eye for detail and a steady hand, this opportunity is for you! Responsibilities of the RF Mechanical Assembler Assemble RF mechanical components, housings, and sub-assemblies according to engineering drawings, work instructions, and precision assembly of small parts using a microscope for extended periods. Inspect assemblies under a microscope to verify alignment, clearances, placement, and overall quality. Use hand tools, tweezers, torque tools, micro-fixtures, or bonding equipment for component assembly (no soldering involved).Perform basic RF, mechanical, or continuity testing if required by the process. Maintain accurate production records, travelers, and safety procedures and collaborate with the Lead and Supervisor to troubleshoot assembly issues. Requirements of the RF Mechanical Assembler Excellent hand-eye coordination and strong visual acuity. Meticulous attention to detail to ensure high-quality, reliable RF products. Ability to work with specialized tools and a microscope. Experience in assembling and inspecting mechanical components is preferred. Strong communication skills to collaborate effectively with the team. Ability to follow detailed work instructions and engineering drawings. Commitment to maintaining a safe and organized work environment. Compensation/Benefits for the RF Mechanical Assembler$19-$25 per hour

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