Assembly and Test Associate

UE Systems•Elmsford, NY

1d•$19 - $27•Onsite

About The Position

UE Systems is seeking an entry-level, hands-on Assembly and Test Associate at its Elmsford, New York location. The associate will build Ultraprobe 15000 kits and perform routine functional checks, following documented instructions to ensure each kit is complete, works as expected, and is ready for the next quality or shipping step. Training will be provided on kit components, assembly steps, tools, and test procedures; prior manufacturing or electronics experience is welcome but not required. The role requires careful handling of high-value instruments, accurate recordkeeping, and the judgment to stop work and raise concerns when an item is missing or a test fails. UE Systems describes its workplace as team-oriented and customer-focused, with employees trusted to manage their workday while maintaining work-life balance.

Requirements

No prior manufacturing or electronics experience is required; training is provided.
Ability to follow written instructions and checklists, perform repeated tasks carefully, and keep accurate records.
Comfort handling small components, using basic hand tools, and learning a defined test procedure.
Basic computer skills for entering quantities, serial numbers, work status, and test results.
Dependable and organized, with willingness to ask questions and stop work when something does not match the instructions.

Nice To Haves

Experience with light assembly, kitting, packaging, inspection, or warehouse production.
Experience handling electronic products, following functional test steps, or working with ESD precautions.
Familiarity with inventory records, work orders, or production tracking systems.

Responsibilities

Assemble Ultraprobe kits according to approved instructions, using basic hand tools and fixtures as trained.
Run defined functional checks on instruments and kit accessories, and record required results and serial numbers.
Check completed kits for completeness, appearance, labels, and packaging, then stage them for the next quality or shipping step.
Identify, label, and set aside missing, damaged, or failed items; report issues and wait for authorized direction before reworking or releasing a kit.
Record material use and work status in assigned records or systems, and flag shortages early enough to protect the build schedule.
Keep the work area clean and organized, handle equipment carefully, and follow safety and electrostatic discharge procedures as trained.