Electrical Mechanical Assembler

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complete staffing solutionsDanvers (MA)

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Mid

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$30 - 33 / Hour

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Job Description: Job Description Electrical Mechanical Assembler Location Danvers, MA
Hours: Monday- Friday; 8:00am - 5:00 pm
Position Duties: Build electromechanical assemblies from sketches Build, solder, modify, and repair printed circuit boards (PCBs) that contain fine-pitch parts Build cable assemblies Perform testing of electrical circuits Build mechanical assemblies from sketches Perform minor rework of machine parts Work with minimum supervision
Position Requirements: Working knowledge of basic electronics Able to use hand and power tools Able to perform work using a microscope Good soldering techniques for TH, SMT, and fine-pitch parts Experience Required 3+ years Ability to maintain high motivation with minimal supervision Available to meet employers timeline and work within business policies
Pay Rate: $30 - 33 / Hour - Depending on Experience Pay Statement and Pay Transparency Laws: rate of pay listed is on a per hour basis. You will be entitled to health insurance once employed for 60 days and you must work 30 hours per week, on average, per month to enroll and maintain health insurance through Complete Staffing Solutions. Once both qualifiers are met you must complete the enrollment packet and your benefits will start on the first of the subsequent month. It is our policy to provide equal employment opportunity to all individuals regardless of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, disability, age, veteran status, ancestry, national or ethnic origin or any other legally protected class. We are committed to a diverse workforce. We value all employees' talents and support an environment that is inclusive and respectful. We are strongly committed to this policy, and believe in the concept and spirit of the law.

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