Electronic Assembler III
About The Position
The Electronics Assembler III is a senior manufacturing professional responsible for independently performing advanced electronics assembly, inspection, testing, and rework activities. Working with minimal supervision, this role applies strong technical knowledge, attention to detail, and problem‑solving skills to assemble complex products and ensure high standards of quality and workmanship. The position may provide guidance to less‑experienced assemblers and supports continuous improvement in assembly processes. The Electronics Assembler III performs complex and non‑routine electronics assembly work with direct impact on product quality, production efficiency, and on‑time delivery. The role operates independently within established manufacturing procedures, interprets technical documentation, and applies judgment to address assembly or quality issues. Success is demonstrated through consistent high‑quality output, reduced defects or rework, and support of team performance.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent required
- Typically requires 3–5+ years of electronics assembly or manufacturing experience, reflecting advanced assembly capability
- Advanced working knowledge of electronics assembly processes and materials
- Strong ability to read and interpret drawings, work instructions, and basic schematics
- High proficiency with soldering techniques, hand tools, and assembly equipment
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and resolve assembly and workmanship issues
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
- Effective communication skills and ability to support or guide others
- Demonstrated commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement
Responsibilities
- Independently assemble complex electronic components, subassemblies, and final products following work instructions, drawings, and bills of material
- Perform advanced assembly tasks such as intricate PCB assembly, cable harnessing, soldering, and mechanical‑electrical integration
- Adapt to non‑routine assembly requirements or variations while maintaining quality and efficiency
- Use hand tools, soldering equipment, fixtures, and specialized assembly tools proficiently
- Perform detailed visual inspections and basic functional or in‑process testing
- Identify, troubleshoot, and correct assembly‑related defects or issues
- Perform rework and repair within established guidelines to ensure product conformance
- Provide input on repeat defects or process issues to support corrective actions
- Follow safety rules, ESD control practices, and manufacturing quality standards
- Maintain clean, organized workstations in accordance with 5S or similar requirements
- Ensure compliance with documented procedures and workmanship standards
- Coordinate with leads, supervisors, quality, and engineering teams to address issues and meet production goals
- Communicate technical findings, risks, or improvement opportunities effectively
- Provide guidance, mentoring, or on‑the‑job support to Electronics Assembler I and II employees
- Support training activities, new product introductions, or process changes as needed
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
