Electronics Assembler

DPP•Buffalo, NY

6h•Onsite

About The Position

DPP is seeking an Electronics Assembler for an opportunity with our client in the Aerospace & Defense Manufacturing industry. This is a 12-month W2 position located onsite in Buffalo, NY, with a work shift of 4:00 PM - 12:30 AM, Monday through Friday. The Electronics Assembler will join a team focused on the development and production of state-of-the-art Simulation Systems.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED
0 - 2 years of assembly or electronic experience
Ability to learn new tasks.
Ability to move objects weighing up to 10 pounds from one location to another.
U.S. citizenship

Nice To Haves

Previous or current certifications in IPC-610 and/or J-STD 001.
Ability to solder at a Class 2 level.
Ability to perform tasks under a microscope on very small assemblies with outstanding manual dexterity and precision.
Ability to learn and perform tasks independent of continuous guidance, assistance, and supervision.
Demonstrated success in working in a team environment and strong interpersonal skills.
Ability to perform tasks from written directions and drawings.
Ability to provide positive customer service interaction and perform assembly tasks.
Ability to perform manufacturing/assembly tasks in a metric-based work environment.
Basic computer skills including experience with Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook.

Responsibilities

Assemble electronic components using assembly drawings, diagrams, and job aids to meet customer requirements.
May perform processes including but not limited to: fine-pitch soldering of circuit card assemblies, BGA rework and repair of circuit cards, manual and automated assembly of microelectronics, electromechanical assembly, semi-rigid wire and cable harness fabrication and installation, winding and encapsulation of transformers, depending on business need and workload capacity.
Perform all assembly work in accordance with industry and company standards.
Perform continuity checks on in process and completed work.
Operate basic production equipment (e.g., soldering stations, crimp tools, microscopes, ovens) in a safe and controlled manner.
Inspect work for workmanship and compliance to released build documentation; identify and help resolve nonconformances, including performing rework and repair.
Record production data accurately in travelers, shop floor systems, and quality records.
Collaborate with technicians, engineers, and supervisors to clarify build instructions and suggest improvements to processes and tooling.
Follow all safety, ESD, FOD, and cleanliness guidelines to maintain a safe and compliant work area.
Successfully complete in-house workmanship criteria training classes for continued employment.