Electronic Machine Builder- 4th Shift

Honeywell Aerospace•Minneapolis, MN

9d•Onsite

About The Position

An Electronic Machine Builder produces high-quality products and services by assembling and inspecting products, maintaining a safe and efficient work area, setting up and monitoring production, and participating in continuous improvement focused on safety, production, and quality. The role supports 4th shift: Sunday and Thursday, 10:00 p.m.–6:00 a.m.; Saturday and Friday, 10:00 p.m.–10:00 a.m. Training may take place on a different shift, and the role may include mandated overtime. The position involves assembling, testing, troubleshooting, repairing, and calibrating mechanical and electronic devices and assemblies to meet engineering specifications. The builder may also assist or instruct other Electro-Mechanical Builders or employees at lower labor grades. Candidates must meet U.S. person requirements under applicable export control laws. Honeywell Aerospace describes its work as developing aviation, defense, and space products and systems. The listed hourly pay is $31.86.

Requirements

High school diploma.
Two or more classes of progressive electronics training from an accredited college or university, such as Intro to Electronics I and II; transcripts must be provided, or the candidate must be able to obtain certification through Honeywell Aerospace-provided training within 90 days of selection.
Must qualify as a U.S. person under export control requirements: a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, person with protected status under asylum or refugee status, or someone able to obtain export authorization.
Must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis; the employer is not sponsoring work visas.

Responsibilities

Assemble mechanical and/or electronic devices and assemblies using engineering specifications, prints, layouts, or verbal instructions.
Check and adjust balance, alignment, tension, spacing, physical dimensions, outputs, and adjustable parameters; record non-adjustable parameters.
Use manual and automated mechanical, electrical, and optical checking equipment.
Calculate raw data and adjust or calibrate assemblies to meet final specifications.
Check faulty assemblies using mechanical checking equipment.
Analyze and diagnose findings to determine defects and repair methods.
Disassemble devices, replace parts, readjust, and reassemble them to complete repairs.
Perform electronic troubleshooting at a level consistent with the required schooling.
May assist or instruct other Electro-Mechanical Builders or employees at lower labor grades.
Maintain a safe and efficient work area, set up and monitor production, and participate in site continuous-improvement efforts addressing safety, production, and quality.