Summary:

The engineering assembler is a senior assembler with broad experience in high-complexity mechanical and electrical

assembly. You work independently on all production types, supports engineering change implementation, lead training

efforts, and act as a subject matter expert for troubleshooting and quality.

Requirements

• Serve as the go-to technical expert for mechanical and electrical assembly issues.
• Collaborate with engineering teams on new designs, prototypes, and process improvements.
• Take lead on high-mix, low-volume complex builds and non-standard assemblies.
• Lead root cause analysis of assembly-related defects and develop corrective actions.
• Perform advanced soldering (e.g., fine pitch, coaxial cable termination, PCB rework).
• Champion adherence to IPC standards and conduct internal audits or checks if certified.
• Coordinate training and onboarding for Levels 1 and 2; may support performance evaluations.
• Suggest and implement process or tool improvements that reduce build times or improve quality.
• Maintain compliance and drive best practices in ESD, safety, and ergonomic practices.
• Participate in root cause analysis of assembly-related defects and work with engineering to develop corrective
• actions.
• Perform advanced soldering and complex reworks (e.g., fine pitch, PCB rework, test cables).

Qualifications and Education Requirements

• 5+ years experience in mechanical/electro-mechanical assembly roles.
• Must be fluent in written English.
• IPC J-STD-001 and IPC/WHMA-A-620 certifications required.

Preferred Requirements

• Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles is a plus.