Electronic Assembler II Second Shift

BAE Systems•Wayne, NJ

9d•$45,649 - $73,038•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for an Electronic Assembler II on the second shift, working a 9/80 schedule with every other Friday off. The role is performed full-time on-site at a BAE Systems facility. Employees work on advanced electronics for the aerospace and defense industry, contributing to missions such as protecting national security and advancing technology. The C4ISR division focuses on developing systems that provide actionable information to warfighters. The company offers a flexible work environment and emphasizes a culture of innovation and collaboration.

Requirements

High School/GED
At least 1 year of electronic assembly experience, preferably soldering cables and connector assemblies.
Required Training or certification in IPC-J-STD-001
Able to interpret and understand the instructions on process sheets, prints or route cards.
Able to use hand tools (cutters, pliers, preformers, screw drivers, etc.).
Able to identify electronic components and properly orient them into a circuit board according to polarity.
Able to use measurement tools such as scales, micrometers and calipers.
May be required to achieve specified solder certification in various assembly/soldering techniques per Company and customer standards.

Responsibilities

Assembles electronic components, assemblies, subassemblies and modules by working from samples, visual aids, prints, wiring lists and diagrams, routing instructions and process sheets using appropriate tooling and machinery.
Assembles parts using fasteners in the build-up of electronic assemblies.
Verifies results to ensure conformance with requirements and performs rework as needed.
Performs mechanical assembly operations in the build of electronic assemblies using standard measuring tools and techniques.
Performs electronic assembly operations such as wire termination, and installation of wire harness, cable assemblies, relays, transformers, capacitors, resistors or other electronic components.
Fabricates wires on a Jig Board (Harness Board) in accordance with specifications.
Continuous laces, flat laces and spot ties wire into bundles and routings according to drawing requirements.
Prepares wires by routing, dressing and terminating conductors to specific dimensions as specified by instructions.
Pre-stages circuit card kits and forms components by use of machine and hand devices, which meet general requirements and Manufacturing Control Specifications (MCS).
Performs masking operations prior to wave soldering or coating of circuit card assemblies (CCA).
Cleans boards per Manufacturing Control Specifications (MCS).
Performs other duties and responsibilities as required.