Precision Optical Assembler

Posted 3 days ago

liberty personnel servicesSterling (VA)

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing

SENIORITY

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About the role

Precision Optical Assembler We're seeking a detail-oriented Precision Optical Assembler to build small, highly precise optical and mechanical components used in advanced laser systems. This is a hands-on position supporting prototype and low-volume technical hardware.

Responsibilities:

Assemble small optical and mechanical components
Install optics into precision mounts and assemblies
Handle, clean, and protect sensitive optical components
Apply epoxies, adhesives, and mechanical fasteners
Work with microscopes, tweezers, fixtures, and precision hand tools
Follow drawings, work instructions, and engineering documentation
Inspect completed assemblies for workmanship and accuracy
Support prototype builds and changing assembly requirements
Document completed work and maintain a clean assembly environment

Qualifications:

Strong manual dexterity and attention to detail
Experience performing small-part or precision assembly
Ability to read drawings and follow detailed assembly instructions
Comfortable working with microscopes, magnification, and small hand tools
Previous optical, laser, electronics, aerospace, medical device, or precision mechanical assembly experience preferred
Experience with adhesives, epoxies, or controlled materials is a plus
Experience in prototype or low-volume manufacturing is beneficial
Exposure to AS9100, ISO 9001, or another controlled quality environment is preferred

An Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity in the workplace. We encourage all qualified candidates to apply.

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