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About the role

PCB Inspector The PCB Inspector performs detailed inspections of printed circuit boards and assemblies to ensure workmanship, components, and finished products meet quality and customer requirements. We're looking for someone who: Has 3+ years of experience as a Quality Inspector in the PCBA industry Holds a high school diploma or GED Has manufacturing experience with knowledge of soldering and electronic component identification Can accurately read and interpret drawings, blueprints, BOMs, and specifications Demonstrates strong attention to detail and accurate documentation skills Has basic reading, writing, and mathematical skills Can effectively communicate and follow written and verbal instructions Has experience accurately charting inspection and test data Is comfortable using measuring tools, test equipment, and microscopes Can work independently and exercise sound judgment when resolving quality concerns Is willing to work overtime as needed Is familiar with ISO 9001, AS9100, or ISO 13485 quality systems (preferred)
What you'll do: Perform inspections of production runs Verify product requirements and identify material, process, or design discrepancies Conduct roving inspections and quality audits throughout production Review drawings, BOMs, specifications, and documentation packages for compliance Monitor product quality using IPC workmanship standards Perform 100% final inspections before shipment Document inspection results, acceptance criteria, and non-conformances Reject, isolate, and process defective materials using established reporting procedures Complete quality records, inspection reports, and data entry accurately Perform receiving inspections of incoming materials and services Maintain quality records and evaluate supplier performance Research customer requirements and historical data to support inspection decisions Collaborate with Production, Engineering, Program Management, Sales, and Customer Representatives Support continuous improvement efforts and maintain quality procedures Cross-train in other areas and perform additional duties as assigned
Why you'll love working here: Weekly pay Paid sick leave Health, vision, dental, pet insurance, and more

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