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Mechanical Assembler Job

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rise technicalLaurel (MD)

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$25 - $32 an hour

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Mechanical Assembler / Electro-Mechanical Assembler$25 - $32 an hour + 3-Month Contract (W2) + Flexible Schedule + On-Site Role Columbia, Baltimore, Silver Spring, Bethesda, College Park, Greenbelt, Ellicott City, Bowie) Are you a Mechanical Assembler, Electro-Mechanical Assembler, or Electrical Assembler looking for a stable contract role with consistent hours, a clean shop environment, and work you can take pride in? On offer is the opportunity to join a specialist engineering and manufacturing business supporting mission-critical programs, where quality and attention to detail are valued and you'll be part of a team delivering high-reliability assemblies. This company designs, manufactures, tests and installs innovative technologies that provide situational awareness, threat detection and communications capabilities for the national security community. In this role you will assemble mechanical and electro-mechanical components from drawings, schematics and bills of materials, carrying out intermediate-level soldering and crimping on connectors, cables and circuit boards, and completing basic functional tests using equipment such as multimeters and signal generators. This role would suit an experienced Assembler looking for secure, steady work on advanced assemblies, with a flexible 40-hour week and a team that prioritizes quality and doing the job properly. Assemble and align parts, units and PCBs from drawings, schematics and BOMsIntermediate soldering and crimping on connectors, cables and circuit boards Basic functional testing using equipment such as multimeters and signal generators On-site position in Laurel, MD, working 40 hours per week with a flexible schedule 3+ years' experience in a manufacturing, assembly, or technical environment~ Strong understanding of wiring/soldering and ability to read blueprints, wiring diagrams and BOMs (IPC a plus)~ Comfortable with hand and power tools and measuring equipment;

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