About the role

Electronics AssemblerPGS Worldwide is seeking an Electronics Assembler in Owego, NY for a one-year onsite contract-to-hire role supporting a leading aerospace & defense company. This 2nd-shift position will perform production assembly work on electronic and mechanical assemblies and subassemblies. The assembler will work from drawings and diagrams, use hand and power tools, perform continuity checks, and support inspection, rework, and testing activities.
Required Skills: Bachelor's degree with 0–3 years of relevant experience. Ability to read and work from diagrams, drawings, and assembly instructions. Ability to use hand and/or power tools in a production environment. Ability to perform repetitive and non-repetitive electronic or mechanical assembly tasks. Ability to perform continuity checks on work in process and completed assemblies. Ability to work 2nd shift, Monday–Thursday, 3:30 PM–1:30 AM.
What You'll Do: Assemble electronic and mechanical components and subassemblies, including modules, boards, panels, drawers, frames, and cables. Work from diagrams and drawings to complete production assembly initial layouts and perform assembly using hand and power tools. Perform continuity checks on in-process and completed work. Support quality inspections in accordance with applicable, modify, rework, and reassemble assemblies as required. Test experimental or prototype assemblies and subassemblies according to specifications and simulated operating conditions. Work Schedule / Shift 2nd shift: Monday–Thursday, 3:30 PM–1:30 AM.Pay$18.00–$20.00 per hour Military veterans and transitioning military members are encouraged to apply to all PGS Worldwide positions. All of our jobs are military-friendly, and we work with leaders in Aerospace who rely on your military expertise to support mission-critical programs nationwide. As a Veteran Founded company, we know that the military has given you the skills and training you need to succeed in positions like this, and we want to support your success in the civilian sector however we can. We thank you for your service and humbly offer our own in return by helping you take your career to the next level.

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