The Electro-Mechanical Inspector interfaces between inspection management and in-process inspectors, performing in-process and some final inspections of subassemblies and final assemblies throughout manufacturing. The role uses blueprints, Engineering Change Notices, Interdivisional Work Authorizations, contract reviews, and company procedures to inspect products and processes. The inspector performs workmanship, configuration, electrical, and process inspections; assists colleagues with complex inspections; works with other departments to identify and resolve inspection issues; and maintains records in accordance with company procedures. The position may also involve local source inspections at vendor facilities and testing or auditing of solderless wrapped connections, crimping operations, ionic contamination, and conformal coating. The role requires compliance with TTM export control policies and applicable laws, including ITAR, EAR, and OFAC requirements. Compensation is estimated at $55,456–$87,657, with a company bonus potentially applicable based on position assignment and a possible shift premium for alternative shifts. Benefits include health and well-being programs, with availability on the first of the month following hire.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED