Electro-Mechanical Assembler

Posted 17 days ago

empower rf systemsInglewood (CA)

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About the role

Mechanical Assembler We are seeking a skilled Assembler to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for assembling and fabricating mechanical components with precision and attention to detail. This role requires a strong understanding of various assembly techniques and the ability to work with hand tools and electronic components. The Mechanical Assembler will play a crucial role in ensuring that our products meet high-quality standards and are delivered on time.
Responsibilities: Assemble mechanical components according to specifications and blueprints. Fabricate parts using hand tools, machines, and soldering techniques. Work with printed circuit boards (PCB) and ensure compliance with IPC 610 standards. Utilize measuring instruments such as calipers and ohmmeters to verify dimensions and electrical properties. Perform electrical wiring tasks, including connecting logic controllers and other electronic devices. Conduct quality checks throughout the assembly process to maintain product integrity. Collaborate with team members to troubleshoot assembly issues and improve processes. Maintain a clean and organized work environment to promote safety and efficiency. Experience Proven experience in mechanical assembly or a related field is preferred. Familiarity with surface mount technology (SMT) is a plus. Proficient in using hand tools, soldering equipment, and measuring devices. Knowledge of electrical wiring practices and logic controllers is advantageous. Ability to read technical documents, schematics, and blueprints effectively. Strong attention to detail with a commitment to producing high-quality work. Excellent problem-solving skills and the ability to work independently or as part of a team. Soldering

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