Electronics Soldering Technician (J-STD-001)

FlexTrades•Undisclosed, AL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

A day on assignment with FlexTrades You wake up in a company-arranged hotel, grab breakfast with your per diem, and head to a manufacturing client’s facility. On the floor, you review work instructions, prep your station, and move between through‑hole and surface‑mount soldering on complex CCAs. You attach wires to CCAs, place components, set connector pins, and verify every joint meets spec. Mid‑shift, you run quality checks and, when needed, perform quick electrical troubleshooting to keep builds on track. Overtime is available, and when the day wraps, your travel pay and lodging are handled so you can focus on the work—not the logistics. About this travel opportunity FlexTrades runs 3–6 month travel projects supporting manufacturing clients across the U.S. (We’ve supported programs that include highly skilled CNC machinists as well.) We provide hotel accommodations, travel pay, a $45/day per diem, and overtime opportunities. What you will do Perform standard assembler duties along with precision soldering tasks. Execute both through‑hole and SMT work. Solder wires to CCAs, mount components on CCAs, and solder connector pins to CCAs. Conduct in‑process and final quality inspections. Troubleshoot basic electrical/electronic issues to resolve build problems. Certification mix required for this program 15 technicians must hold an active or inactive J‑STD‑001 certification covering all five modules. If inactive/expired, the lapse must be within the last year. 9 technicians must hold an active or inactive J‑STD‑001 certification that includes the Wiring & Terminal module. If inactive/expired, the lapse must be within the last year. What you bring Hands‑on quality inspection experience Electrical troubleshooting skills Expertise in soldering (through‑hole and SMT) Knowledge of PCB/CCA components Understanding of electrical/electronic systems Ready to take your soldering expertise on the road and help our clients hit critical production targets?

Requirements

Hands‑on quality inspection experience
Electrical troubleshooting skills
Expertise in soldering (through‑hole and SMT)
Knowledge of PCB/CCA components
Understanding of electrical/electronic systems
15 technicians must hold an active or inactive J‑STD‑001 certification covering all five modules. If inactive/expired, the lapse must be within the last year.
9 technicians must hold an active or inactive J‑STD‑001 certification that includes the Wiring & Terminal module. If inactive/expired, the lapse must be within the last year.

Responsibilities

Perform standard assembler duties along with precision soldering tasks.
Execute both through‑hole and SMT work.
Solder wires to CCAs, mount components on CCAs, and solder connector pins to CCAs.
Conduct in‑process and final quality inspections.
Troubleshoot basic electrical/electronic issues to resolve build problems.