Assembler Rework II

V R Della Infotech•Irvine, CA

11h•Onsite

About The Position

This individual-contributor role performs manufacturing tasks within their area of technical specialization, following manufacturing documentation and allocated timelines and using available resources, including conventional and/or digital machine tools. The employee inspects their own work and is responsible for complex work and rework at unit and component level. The role requires choosing and applying suitable methods, resources, and procedures; supporting operators; and initiating and managing continuous-improvement actions. Final inspections may be performed when requested, in accordance with drawings, EOs, and other applicable product requirements. The position also performs delegated control operations after manufacturing, reviews root causes, and proposes initial Quality Notification (QN) actions. The technician inspects components, assemblies, and laboratory test setups against design drawings or test procedures. They help resolve quality issues, maintain production and quality documentation, communicate issues and escalations, and support product-release activities with internal and external customers. The work is performed in a climate-controlled, well-lit manufacturing facility with modern equipment and a collaborative culture. New production team members receive on-the-job training, and the company emphasizes continuous learning and career growth. The facility is within walking distance of metro bus stops, with a train station approximately three miles away. COVID-19 precautions are part of daily practices.

Requirements

High school or technical school graduate.
Two years of experience working in an industrial manufacturing environment.
Experience performing process and/or quality-system audits.
Manual dexterity skills.
Ability to communicate and follow manufacturing process instructions in English.
Previous knowledge of electronic sub-assemblies and system integration, stated as one or more years.
Ability to lift 15–30 pounds.
Three years of experience using mechanical inspection tools such as calipers, rulers, and scales.
Prior experience reading two-dimensional drawings to create article inspection reports.
Prior expertise performing process audits and assessments.

Responsibilities

Perform manufacturing operations according to associated documentation and allocated time, using available resources.
Complete complex work and rework at unit and component level.
Choose and implement suitable methods, resources, and procedures.
Provide support to operators and initiate and manage continuous-improvement actions in and around the work area.
Perform final inspections when requested, following drawings, EOs, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Perform delegated control operations after manufacturing.
Review root causes and propose initial Quality Notification (QN) actions.
Inspect components, assemblies, and laboratory test setups according to design drawings or test procedures.
Check for problems with existing methods, tools, and techniques and alert the Manager.
Explain relevant facts, practices, policies, domains, and techniques to others in production areas.
Confirm that QN transactions and tasks are complete, closed, and signed, and that all QN elements are completed and signed.
Liaise with internal and external customers for product-release activities.
Update reports and whiteboards with escalations.
Work with RMA Team Leaders and operators to resolve quality issues.
Review and report discrepancies in manufacturing process documentation to Production Team Leaders.
Raise non-conformance (NC) reports and corrective action requests (CARs) as required for non-conforming products or processes.
Maintain build standards and required documentation.
Prepare and distribute quality reports, tracking charts, and other required documents.