Quality Technician
iconmaRancho Santa Margarita (CA)
About the role
Quality Technician Our client, a global provider of electronic design and test solutions company, is looking for a Quality Technician for their Rancho Santa Margarita, CA:The Precision Meso-scale Technology Center (PMTC) in Rancho Santa Margarita, CA provides precision-machined components that power client industry-leading electronic measurement equipment. In this role, you will support mechanical inspection processes on day shift. Through on-the-job training, you will be responsible for delivering operational excellence by processing parts through manual and automated inspection operations, including performing visual inspections under a microscope and operating precision inspection equipment.
Requirements:
Manual dexterity and fine motor skills are essential for success in this position. Client seeks a self-motivated, organized, detail-oriented individual who thrives in a fast-paced, multicultural environment and values teamwork. Basic Windows PC and Microsoft Excel use Strong manual dexterity High volume parts inspection and handling Automated inspection equipment operation Microscopic visual inspection Precision pin, thread, and ring gaging Manufacturing Execution System (MES) experience High School diploma or equivalent Some college or technical coursework preferred Ability to read and converse in English Ability to interpret specifications, including Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing (GD&T)Why Should You Apply?
Health Benefits: Referral Program Excellent growth and advancement opportunities
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