Lead Up Assembler

Teledyne Technologies Incorporated•Rancho Cordova, CA

6d•$39,000 - $52,000

About The Position

As an Assembler, you’ll play a hands-on role supporting the production of high-quality electronic units used across Teledyne’s operations. The work ensures that power supplies, modules, circuit assemblies, and electro-mechanical systems are built with precision, consistency, and reliability. The role is part of a team that values craftsmanship, careful attention to detail, and doing things right the first time. The position involves assembling electronic and electro-mechanical units according to drawings, schematics, sample assemblies, and verbal instructions; installing and reworking components; performing basic tests and inspections; and documenting production results. Employees must follow safety guidelines when handling chemicals, tools, and equipment. Teledyne offers hands-on training and opportunities to develop technical assembly skills in a supportive production environment where safety and teamwork come first. The anticipated salary range is $39,000–$52,000. Actual compensation depends on factors including location, applicable regulations, education or training, work experience, skills, and position type.

Requirements

Ability to interpret production drawings, wiring diagrams, and bills of materials.
Proficiency with through-hole and surface-mount soldering and basic hand tools.
Strong manual dexterity and attention to detail.
High school diploma.

Nice To Haves

Ability to perform inspections and basic electrical tests.
Experience with component mounting, cleaning, preparation, or small-parts assembly.
Vocational or technical electronics training.
0–2 years of related assembly experience.

Responsibilities

Assemble electronic and electro-mechanical units following drawings, schematics, sample assemblies, and verbal instructions.
Install, solder, and remove through-hole and surface-mount components using soldering irons and hot-air tools.
Prepare, position, align, and secure components using fixtures, jigs, and hand tools.
Perform wiring, lead preparation, crimping, staking, and connections between components and printed circuit assemblies.
Conduct basic tests, inspections, and go/no-go verifications throughout the build process.
Rework, repair, or troubleshoot components and assemblies that do not meet specifications.
Work under microscopes as needed for detailed soldering and inspection.
Follow safety guidelines when handling chemicals, tools, or equipment.
Document production results, updates, and issues in logs and reports.