Temporary Assembler

TSC•Huntsville, AL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

TSC is seeking a Temporary Assembler at our Huntsville, AL Discovery location to support our production division. This role involves performing basic and intricate electronic/electro-mechanical assembly functions on prototype and production type hardware according to company workmanship standards and military or client specifications. The assembler will also assist in the development and wiring of engineering models and in the development of assembly methods and wire lists. They will use hand or power tools to make adjustments to fit components together and align them properly. This position may involve instructing and training lower-level assemblers. The assembler will read and interpret wiring lists and assembly drawings and work to work orders using visual aids, ECNs, and schematics. Rework from test failures may also be performed in accordance with standard repair procedures, and the assembler may set up and operate automatic prepping, loading, and insertion equipment.

Requirements

High school diploma
0+ years of production and/or assembly experience
Ability to lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.
US Citizen and the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance
Ability to read and interpret work instructions, assembly drawings, and procedures to ensure components are assembled per specifications

Nice To Haves

Experience assembling sub-assemblies using hand tools and basic power tools with attention to accuracy and quality
Experience inspecting work during assembly to identify and correct defects in real time
Knowledge of IPC Standards/Practices i.e. IPC-610, IPC-J-STD, IPC-620
Ability to test printed wiring boards (PWBs) in accordance with defined test procedures

Responsibilities

Performs basic and intricate electronic/electro-mechanical assembly functions on prototype and production type hardware according to company workmanship standards and military or client specifications.
Assists in the development and wiring of engineering models and in the development of assembly methods and wire lists.
Uses hand or power tools to trim, shim, cut, and make other adjustments to fit components together and align them properly.
May assist in instructing and training lower-level assemblers.
Reads and interprets wiring lists and assembly drawings and works to work orders using visual aids, ECNs, and schematics.
May perform any rework from test failures in accordance with standard repair procedures.
May set up and operate automatic prepping, loading, and insertion equipment.