Assembler - Level 4

Honeywell•Lansdale, PA

11d

About The Position

What You’ll Do: Assemble electronic transmitter subassemblies and full systems using computer-controlled instructions, BOMs, and technical drawings. Perform miniature soldering to Class 3 standards on connectors and wire terminations. Route and dress wiring with precision—bundling, lacing, spot-tying, and more. Use torque drivers and hand tools for high-accuracy mechanical assembly . Inspect, rework, and document every build with full traceability. Maintain ESD compliance and a clean, organized, 5S/6S-certified workspace. Collaborate with engineering and peers to troubleshoot and improve processes. Support teardown, rework, and peer training to elevate team performance.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
4 years' of experience as an electronic assembler
Ability to interpret and follow process sheets, blueprints, routing cards, parts lists, ECOs, and PRNs
Strong documentation habits and attention to quality
This role involves access to controlled technology and materials; applicants must be a U.S. Person under U.S. export laws (or eligible for government export license)
Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD security clearance
A passion for precision and quality in every detail.
Ability to stand for extended periods and handle small components.
Comfort lifting up to 25 lbs and working in ESD-controlled areas with PPE.

Nice To Haves

6 years' of experience as an electronic assembler
Familiarity with IPC-A-610, IPC/WHMA-A-620, J-STD-001, and Mil-Spec standards
Experience in aerospace, defense, or government contract manufacturing environments
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow verbal and written instructions precisely
Effective communicator; comfortable working both independently and on a team
Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced production environment with a focus on quality and deadlines

Responsibilities

Assemble electronic transmitter subassemblies and full systems using computer-controlled instructions, BOMs, and technical drawings.
Perform miniature soldering to Class 3 standards on connectors and wire terminations.
Route and dress wiring with precision—bundling, lacing, spot-tying, and more.
Use torque drivers and hand tools for high-accuracy mechanical assembly .
Inspect, rework, and document every build with full traceability.
Maintain ESD compliance and a clean, organized, 5S/6S-certified workspace.
Collaborate with engineering and peers to troubleshoot and improve processes.
Support teardown, rework, and peer training to elevate team performance.