Cable Assembly Technician

Teledyne Technologies•Dallas, TX

About The Position

The Assembly Technician prepares and hand-solders wire and cable connectors, splices, and sockets for the molding process, following established policies and procedures. The role works under general supervision and uses production drawings, sample assemblies, verbal instructions, work instructions, and bills of material to complete assigned assemblies. It involves fine hand soldering, mechanical assembly, inspection, and basic testing, with an emphasis on workmanship, safety, and quality.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of electro-mechanical assembly experience in a manufacturing environment, including reading and interpreting detailed electronic drawings, schematics, and work instructions.
Prior hand-soldering experience.
Must be a U.S. citizen or hold U.S. Person status as defined in the posting.
Ability to read, write, and speak English well enough to understand detailed work and safety instructions and complete required paperwork legibly.
Good vision, with corrected vision acceptable, to inspect product quality and identify defects.
Ability to distinguish colors.
Good manual dexterity for using basic hand tools and equipment.
Experience with basic power tools such as power drills and sanders.
Basic understanding of mechanical hardware assembly, including nuts, bolts, and screws.
Basic understanding of blueprints, bills of material, and mechanical drawings.
Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions.
Mechanical aptitude.
Basic computer skills.
Ability to perform simple mathematical calculations.
Reliable work ethic, including consistent attendance and punctuality.

Nice To Haves

Wire and cable soldering experience.
Current or prior J-STD 001 and/or IPC 620 certification.
Understanding of 5S and Lean Manufacturing practices.

Responsibilities

Perform fine hand soldering using a soldering iron and magnifying glass.
Follow detailed production drawings, sample assemblies, and verbal instructions under general supervision.
Apply established acceptable workmanship practices to mechanical assembly tasks.
Interpret drawings, work instructions, and bills of material to identify required parts and assembly steps.
Assemble components using manual dexterity, hand tools, soldering equipment, and a variety of hand and power tools.
Inspect parts for quality and perform basic testing during the assembly process.
Adjust or trim component materials to achieve specified electrical or dimensional characteristics.
Follow safety procedures and wear required personal protective equipment in the work area.
Safely handle flammable and hazardous chemicals in compliance with OSHA regulations and cleanliness specifications.
Receive and provide cross-training in all assemblies.