Electronic Assembler-Weekend Shift

Ralliant•Hollister, CA

9d•$20 - $28

About The Position

PacSci EMC is hiring a full-time Electronic Assembler for a weekend shift. The role performs production assembly on electronic components and subassemblies, using schematics, drawings, visual aids, and written or verbal instructions. The assembler hand-loads printed circuit board assemblies, identifies component values, and solders electronic components—including fine-pitch components—with lead and lead-free solder. Work includes soldering under a microscope, identifying and repairing soldering anomalies, and following industry standards and acceptance criteria. The position may require offsite training to maintain certifications. On-the-job training is provided. The weekend schedule is 5:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Friday through Sunday. The hourly pay range is $20–$28, and the position is eligible for a bonus. The essential duties are subject to U.S. Government export control regulations; candidates must be U.S. Persons or be prepared to collaborate with the company in obtaining required export authorizations.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
U.S. citizenship is stated as a qualification; the export-control notice also permits U.S. lawful permanent residents or protected individuals, or candidates prepared to collaborate in securing necessary government export authorizations.
Good mechanical aptitude.
Working knowledge of ESD prevention and product handling.
Flexible, with good interpersonal and communication skills.
Self-starter able to plan, execute, and complete assigned tasks.
Ability to read and follow written instructions and interpret drawings and visual aids.

Nice To Haves

IPC-J-STD certification.
Certification in Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies (IPC-D-610).

Responsibilities

Perform production assembly operations on components and subassemblies, along with other assigned duties.
Use visual aids, drawings, and verbal and written instructions to assemble, modify, rework, or reassemble units.
Hand-load PCB assemblies following schematics and visual aids.
Identify component values.
Solder electronic components, including fine-pitch components, according to IPC-J-STD industry standards, using lead and lead-free solder.
Solder under a microscope.
Identify and repair soldering anomalies.
Read, understand, and follow written instructions and interpret customer or engineer drawings and visual aids, incorporating callouts into assemblies.
Attend offsite training when required to maintain certifications.