Electronics Assembler III -- Vitron

The Atlas Group•Phoenix, AZ

63d•Onsite

About The Position

Position Summary: Responsible for the assembly of any job that requires electronics prior to shipping. To work closely with the department lead to ensure that all of our customers' needs are being met. And, to make sure that all components and hardware are properly staged for assembly process. Responsibilities Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned. Proves to be proficient in all areas listed for Electronic Assembler I and II and the areas listed below. Completes assignments by an average of 95% of time standards and rework less than 5% of all assemblies. Ability to train peers using proper procedures: control builds; solder or wire wrap techniques. Knowledge of ESD Operating Procedures: handling, cleaning, storage Use and understanding of Work instructions (Electronic or written) Fabrication of basic wire harness and Electro-mechanical assemblies meeting a min of 80% of Time Standards and with less than 30% rework of all assemblies. Mechanical Assembly of Basic Chassis Builds: MRC Cabinets and Mini Cabinets. Proves to be proficient in all areas listed for Electronic Assembler I and II and the areas listed below. Completes assignments by an average of 95% of time standards and rework less than 5% of all assemblies. Ability to train peers using proper procedures: control builds; solder or wire wrap techniques. Ability to identify problems in workmanship and processes: provide suggestions to correct them, frequent user of WIS (Work Instructions Suggestions) Mechanical assembly of complex Chassis builds. First Article build under engineering direction.

Requirements

Must be proficient in solderless Wire Wrap process (Interconnect Builds, conformal Coating Process skills, fabrication of complex wire harnesses, and/or advanced Solder skills.
Use of basic crimp tools and techniques.
Use of basic wire strip tools and techniques.
Basic skills in soldering.
The application of solder splices, wire twist, wire harness dressing (forming and lace tie, use of a Circuit Probe Technical Multimeter and Milliohm Meter.
Use and understanding of Work instructions (electronic or written).
Ability to recognize visual defects in workmanship prior to test
Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization.
Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral, or diagram form.
Ability to deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations.
Basic skills with Microsoft Office Suite including Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft Word, and knowledge of inventory software, order processing systems, manufacturing software, and contact management systems.
High School Graduate or equivalent preferred, Minimum of three (3) years of related experience
Must have the following: Current IPC-610 Certification, Current IPC-620 Certification and Current J-STD-001

Responsibilities

Assembly of jobs requiring electronics prior to shipping
Work closely with department lead to ensure customer needs are met
Ensure components and hardware are properly staged for assembly
Proficient in areas listed for Electronic Assembler I and II
Complete assignments by an average of 95% of time standards with rework less than 5%
Train peers using proper procedures: control builds; solder or wire wrap techniques
Knowledge of ESD Operating Procedures: handling, cleaning, storage
Use and understanding of Work instructions (Electronic or written)
Fabrication of basic wire harness and Electro-mechanical assemblies meeting a min of 80% of Time Standards and with less than 30% rework of all assemblies
Mechanical Assembly of Basic Chassis Builds: MRC Cabinets and Mini Cabinets
Ability to identify problems in workmanship and processes: provide suggestions to correct them, frequent user of WIS (Work Instructions Suggestions)
Mechanical assembly of complex Chassis builds
First Article build under engineering direction