The Assembly Technician independently performs assigned cable, connector, wiring, and electromechanical assembly within demonstrated qualifications. This level requires broader product and process proficiency, the ability to interpret production documents, perform required quality checks, and recognize and escalate quality or process abnormalities with limited supervision. Includes Entry level duties, performed with greater independence and proficiency, plus: Independently set up and perform assigned soldering, crimping, wire preparation, potting, adhesive application, mechanical assembly, and related processes. Read and interpret applicable drawings, schematics, bills of material, specifications, and work instructions; use required fixtures, equipment, and measuring tools. Verify workmanship and product characteristics against applicable requirements; perform routine troubleshooting only within approved methods. Support multiple work areas according to qualifications and production needs; answer routine questions from less-experienced technicians. Intermediate level expectations Complete assigned work with limited supervision and consistently produce conforming product. Maintain required qualifications across multiple designated products or processes, including soldering and crimping as applicable. Interpret instructions independently; recognize abnormal conditions and know when to stop and escalate. Contribute actively to Tier meetings, problem solving, 5S, and improvement activities.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED