Electronic Assembly Technician

Posted 8 days ago

macrofabHouston (TX)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Electronic Assembly Technician MacroFab is the first digital marketplace and intelligent manufacturing platform focused on the $500B market in contract electronics manufacturing. Our technology and services allow customers to rapidly bring new products to market and consume manufacturing as a virtualized resource by offering instant price quotes, rapid prototyping services, and production at scale through a network of factories in North America. Our partners gain a source of low overhead manufacturing jobs, allowing them to fully subscribe their factory capacity and eliminate idle time. Come join a rapidly growing team where you can take ownership of your role and build your

Description: Execute established assembly and manufacturing operations accordingly to work instructions provided by the company.

Key Responsibilities: Execute assembly of the mechanical components according to the work instructions. Label and scan the units according to work instructions. Complete box build from PCBA level to final product. Execute testing procedure, which includes connect, and disconnect unit from the test equipment, scan unit and visually inspect specific criteria. Assure quality and material flow to next operating and packing of PCBsMaintenance of machines used during production

The Ideal Candidate: Knowledge of manufacturing processes. Adaptability to the pace of work of growing companies. Excellent teamwork skills.

Education and experience: Excellent verbal and written if you don't meet all of the requirements listed here, we still encourage you to apply. Skills can be used in many different ways, and your life and professional experience may be relevant beyond what any list of requirements will capture.

Note: MacroFab is currently not sponsoring H1-B Visas.

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