Electro Mechanical Assembler

Leidos•Ladson, SC

7d•$48,100 - $86,950•Onsite

About The Position

Leidos currently has an opening for an Electro-Mechanical Assembler to work in our Ladson, SC facility. As a member of the Leidos Security Enterprise Solutions (SES) team, you will be joining a diverse and dedicated group who are excited about producing industry leading screening technology. Our new Ladson, SC facility will produce a comprehensive suite of fully automated and integrated products for aviation, shipping ports, border crossings, and critical infrastructure customers. These systems provide threat detection by screening baggage, cargo, and people at checkpoints around the world. The Electro-Mechanical Assembler will be responsible for the rapid manufacturing of sub-assemblies and finished systems. The day to day could cover a variety of assembly types that include cables, harnesses, panels, mechanical assemblies, or large system builds. In this role the assembler will need to comprehend assembly documentation, safely and properly utilize required tooling, operate material handling equipment, record system information, adhere to company policies, and interact positively with other team members. Some finished system could be large and require someone who can physically maneuver around the product. The ideal candidate will be a positive, energetic, self-motivating individual who is ready to learn and contribute to the mission.

Requirements

1+ years’ experience in manufacturing or research and development (R&D)
High school diploma or equivalent
Must have the ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance (US citizenship required).
ESD Awareness
Average computer skills used for daily employee task

Nice To Haves

Current or expired certification in any of the following: IPC 620, 610, 7711, 7721, or J-standard

Responsibilities

Assemble cables, harnesses, panels, enclosures, and other small sub-assemblies
Read and interpret work instructions, drawings, and schematics
Installs components and devices per assembly documentation
Solder wires, PCBA’s, and components
Measure, cut, strip, and route wires on panels and/or enclosures
Utilize a combination of basic hand tools and power tools
Utilize measuring tools such as multi-meters, continuity checker, calipers, tape measure, and ruler to verify conformity of product
Provide assembly feedback and suggested changes or improvements
Complete build records and documentation as required
Conducts quality checks on own work and may execute buddy checks on others work
Maintain workspace cleanliness and organization utilizing 5S methodologies
Follow manufacturing guidelines and procedures
Adhere to company regulatory and compliance policies
Participate in cross-training activities
Perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned to support production and operational needs.