Prototype Assembler Level 2
kasmo globalColumbus (OH)
About the role
Prototype Assembler Level 2The Prototype Assembler is responsible for performing electrical and mechanical assembly of RA Engineered-To-Order (ETO) cabinet systems. This role requires interpreting electrical schematics, drawings, and specifications (both RA and customer-provided) and translating them into finished physical products. Core responsibilities include wiring, wire preparation, component installation, labeling, and cabinet
Responsibilities:
Interpret drawings, schematics, work orders, and specifications (RA and customer) Perform mechanical assembly of components on panels and cabinetsAssemble/disassemble cabinet doors and accessoriesExecute low-voltage, power, and signal wiring tasksSelect appropriate wiring, components, and securing methodsStrip, crimp, terminate, and secure wiringApply wire, component, and cabinet labelingMaintain consistency and quality across multiple buildsRequired QualificationsMinimum 2 years of electrical panel assembly experienceAbility to read and interpret electrical schematics/blueprintsExperience with electrical cabinet assemblyProficient with tools (drills, crimpers, torque wrenches, tape measures, etc.)Ability to visualize and build from technical documentationCapable of selecting components, determining placement, and executing assemblyStrong attention to detail, organization, and basic math skillsGood dexterity and hand-eye coordinationAbility to lift up to 35 lbs and work standing/kneeling for extended periodsPreferred Qualifications 5+ years in a manufacturing environmentExperience in ETO manufacturingHigh school diploma required; associate degree preferredWork Style & ExpectationsDemonstrates ownership and accountability for assigned buildsCollaborates effectively with upstream/downstream teamsEngages in problem-solving and continuous improvement effortsWilling to work overtime as neededIndependently executes tasks while maintaining team coordinationFocused on delivering projects on time, defect-free, and cost-efficientlyTargets >75% billable efficiency (actual vs. quoted time) Performance MetricsSafety: Personal and team safety contributionQuality: Accuracy and workmanship of completed buildsDelivery: Ability to meet project timelinesCost: Efficient use of time and materials
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