Bench Technician/Assembler

Parabit Systems•Roosevelt, NY

About The Position

Parabit Systems, a company in the security and self-service equipment industries, is seeking Bench Technicians/Electronic Assemblers. The position involves assembling electronic equipment, including soldering wires onto switches, installing switches in metal housings, integrating circuit boards into enclosures, wiring equipment, conducting final tests, and packaging finished products. Completed test data must be entered into a database, so basic computer skills are required. Candidates should have some education in digital electronics. The role may be suitable for an entry-level candidate, though at least one year of electronics assembly work is preferred. Candidates must have basic soldering skills and knowledge of electronic test equipment such as digital multimeters (DVMs). Microsoft Office and Outlook experience is a plus. Candidates must pass a non-DOT drug screening, criminal and credit background checks, and a driver license check before employment. Parabit Systems describes itself as focused on growth and developing leaders and offers a work environment and challenging career opportunities. The company is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

Strong work ethic.
Minimal soldering experience and basic soldering skills.
Basic knowledge of hand tools.
Mechanical aptitude.
Ability to follow assembly and test procedures.
Ability to read a wiring diagram.
Some education in digital electronics.
Knowledge of electronic test equipment such as DVMs.
Basic computer skills for entering data into a database.
Pass a non-DOT drug screening, criminal and credit background checks, and a driver license check prior to employment.

Nice To Haves

At least one year of electronics assembly work is preferred.
Experience with Microsoft Office and Outlook.

Responsibilities

Assemble electronic equipment, including soldering wires onto switches and integrating switches into metal housings.
Integrate circuit boards into enclosures and wire them.
Test completed equipment and enter test data into a database.
Package finished products.
Follow assembly and test procedures.
Maintain a safe and organized work area.
Read wiring diagrams.
Document and submit equipment failures to the Engineering QA Department.
Maintain quality control on assembled equipment.
Ensure company equipment and tools are in proper working condition.
Maintain manufacturing records for all products.