Electro-Mechanical Manufacturing Assembler

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magna power electronicsFlemington (NJ)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Other Electronic Component Manufacturing

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About the role

Electro-Mechanical Manufacturing Assembler At Magna-Power Electronics (MPE), a Flemington, New Jersey based electronics manufacturer, we believe that world-class engineering starts with a great team. We're incredibly proud of the culture we've built, one that truly supports our people and has earned us award-winning workplace recognitions. Now, as we continue to grow, we're looking for an Electro-Mechanical Manufacturing Assembler to join our family. At MPE your expertise won't just sit on a shelf; it will power the future. You'll be diving into exciting, globally impactful projects, shaping everything from electric vehicle powertrains and next-generation semiconductor fabrication to particle accelerators, cutting-edge energy research, and national defense. If you're looking for a place where your work matters and your team has your back, you've found it. The Electro-Mechanical Manufacturing Assembler will perform a combination of duties in the final assembly of components according to specifications, using hand and power tools, wiring diagrams, and following verbal and tablet instructions. Given the complex nature of the products, there will be significant hands-on training and interaction with various Magna-Power teams.

Key Responsibilities:

Using hand and power tools to secure assemblies to chassis and connect them using wire harnesses
Working in a push line or batch process to combine tasks, reduce tool changes, and effectively maximize labor efforts
Using wire splicing and crimping tools to complete various wire harnesses
Following established work instructions provided verbally, visually, and following tablet-based work instructions
Reading work orders and following bill of materials and bill of operations
Assemble electro-mechanical products
Education & Skills Requirements
High school diploma or GED (Required); 4 year degree or combination of education and experience (Preferred)
Minimum 1-2 years related experience and/or training (Required); Mechanical experience (Preferred)
Good mechanical aptitude and accurate use of various hand and power tools, and tabletop tools related to manufacturing of electronic components and wire assembly (Required)
Knowledge of fundamental concepts, practices and procedures and experience with electrical wiring, crimping and blue print reading (Required)
Knowledge and understanding of BOMs, assembly drawings and any other related manufacturing documents is (Preferred)
Knowledge in performing crimping, soldering, and assembly (Preferred)

Perks & Benefits: Health & Wellness: Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage. Financial Future: 401(k) plan with a competitive company match, plus Life/Supplemental insurance, Critical Illness & Accident plans, and FSA options. Work-Life Balance: Generous accrued paid time off to unplug and recharge, and a steady work schedule (Monday-Friday).Continuous Learning: Tuition reimbursement programs, certifications, conferences and additional learning opportunities to fuel your ongoing professional development and technical mastery. An Inclusive Place to Build Your CareerWe don't just build world-class products; we build exceptional careers. If you are driven to learn and innovate, you will find unlimited growth potential here. Innovation demands diverse perspectives and minds. Magna-Power Electronics is a proud equal opportunity employer committed to an inclusive, welcoming workplace. We proudly consider all qualified candidates regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. Should you require accommodations due to a disability at any time during the hiring and/or assessment process, we will make all reasonable efforts to accommodate your request.

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