Electronics Assembly Specialist

GM Performance Power Units•Concord, NC

3d•Onsite

About The Position

GM Performance Power Units is seeking an Electronics Assembly Specialist to assemble high-performance prototypes and racing power electronics in its Concord, North Carolina manufacturing and test environment. The role includes assembling and integrating high-voltage power electronics into hybrid battery packs, conducting end-of-line tests, and reworking or repairing printed circuit assemblies or boards. The specialist follows technical drawings, build specifications, and assembly procedures, performs quality checks, and records build data. The position requires adherence to ESD, clean-room, environmental, and safety standards, along with flexibility as priorities and work demands change. The role supports development of a next-generation Formula 1 power unit in a startup racing environment backed by engineering experience. The company describes its culture as rewarding precision, innovation, and performance.

Requirements

Previous ESD and clean-room experience.
Hands-on capability assembling small parts.
High attention to detail and commitment to quality and safety.
Proficiency with assembly IT systems.
Methodical, disciplined, and quality-focused approach to assembly work.
Strong teamwork and communication skills in a fast-paced, performance-driven environment.
Willingness to take ownership and accountability for build quality.
Ability to adapt and respond to changing priorities and tight deadlines.
Ability to safely lift and move materials and components typically up to 25 pounds; heavier items are handled with assistance or appropriate equipment.
Comfort working on one's feet and performing light physical tasks such as standing, walking, bending, and reaching throughout a standard shift while wearing required PPE.
Willingness to work in a manufacturing and test environment with moderate noise levels and variable temperatures.

Nice To Haves

IPC A610 certification.
IPC 7711/7721 certification.
Experience in motorsport, advanced automotive, aerospace, or high-performance engineering environments.

Responsibilities

Assemble high-performance prototypes and racing high-voltage power electronics to exact specifications.
Integrate high-voltage power electronics into hybrid battery packs.
Follow technical drawings, build specifications, and assembly procedures.
Conduct in-process and final quality checks.
Identify and document quality or assembly-related issues to improve power-electronics performance and reliability.
Electronically record and track build data collected during assembly.
Maintain a clean and organized workspace while following ESD, clean-room, environmental, and safety standards.
Adapt to changing work environments and competing demands while maintaining quality and safety.
Perform end-of-line tests, including sensor calibration, software loading, and power-load testing.
Rework or repair PCA or PCB.