Electronics Assembly Lead

Qnergy Inc•Farr West, UT

About The Position

Job Summary: The Electronics Assembly Lead owns day-to-day execution in their production area. This role leads people, drives flow, and still builds product. Roughly 30-40% of time is spent leading and coordinating; the rest is hands-on assembly, inspection, and end-of-line testing of Qnergy products, including continuous production and first-time/prototype builds. You’ll work closely with Engineering, Production Control, Quality, and Management to keep output safe, on time, and to spec.

Requirements

High school diploma plus technical certification (EET, soldering) with 8 years’ experience or HS diploma with 12+ years in precision manufacturing.
Proven team lead who can hold standards and build credibility on the floor.
Experience with in-process testing, inspection, and troubleshooting.
Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude.
Comfortable with computers, documentation, and basic math.
Detail-driven, organized, and able to juggle priorities without dropping the ball.
Standing for extended period; repetitive assembly work.
Ability to lift up to 30 lbs. with or without assistance.
Manual dexterity, strong hand-eye coordination, and color differentiation.

Nice To Haves

LabVIEW experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Set clear daily production expectations and assignments.
Maintain safety, 5S, and organized workspaces.
Run weekly team meetings, surface issues, and drive Kaizen.
Train, coach, recognize strong performance, and address gaps.
Partner with HR on documentation and performance improvement when needed.
Track training, certifications, and job competencies.
Sequence work to hit production schedule and delivery commitments.
Assemble, inspect, and test electronics and electro-mechanical systems.
Ensure production documentation is accurate (build books, travelers, work order).
Document and support resolution of quality issues (NCs, deviations, RPIs).
Monitor tools and equipment; coordinate maintenance and perform basic repairs.
Manage area inventory and coordinate with Production Control as needed.
Report sub-assembly builds and daily production activity when required.
Build and troubleshoot high-power analog and embedded digital electronics.
Read and interpret schematics, drawings, datasheets, and work instructions.
Integrate electrical and mechanical subsystems.
Support diagnostics using firmware tools; LabVIEW experience a plus.
Identify component replacements using datasheets and vendor knowledge.