PCB Assembler II

Benchmark Electronics•Winona, MN

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Assembles and/or modifies electronic components, subassemblies, and systems by following specific instructions. The role assembles PCBs of intermediate complexity and may use a variety of tools. It also assists and mentors less experienced assemblers. This is a safety-sensitive position located in Winona, Minnesota, on Shift 4, with a schedule of Friday through Sunday, 0600–1830. The position involves working with tools, equipment, and chemicals used in PCB manufacturing. Benchmark may conduct pre-employment drug screening where permitted by law or required by federal regulation, along with reasonable-suspicion and post-incident testing in accordance with applicable law. Employment may be contingent on verifying eligibility as a U.S. Person if required by export-control rules.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least 1 year of experience in hardware and/or simple optics assembly activities.
Ability to read, write, and perform basic math.
Ability to use hand tools and associated devices to manufacture PCBs and other electronic assemblies.
Ability to learn and master assigned PCB assembly tasks.
Ability to identify electronic components.
Ability to identify solder non-conformance and correct it.
Effective verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to respond to written and verbal instructions.
Ability to work with and around chemicals used in PCB manufacturing.
Ability to obtain and renew certifications on assigned equipment and willingness to cross-train in other areas.

Responsibilities

Read and follow assembly prints, work instructions, drawings, procedures, and specifications used in PCB manufacturing.
Identify visible workmanship and material defects in touch-up and assembly areas, and suggest basic work-instruction changes to improve operations when able.
Perform tasks carefully and attentively while maintaining a clean and safe work environment.
Assemble electronic components, assemblies, and modules using samples, visual aids, wiring lists, and process sheets.
Maintain accurate material control within the work area.
Inspect own work in the immediate working unit.
Provide timely feedback to other operations, management, and support engineering as appropriate.
Follow and maintain accurate process documentation.
Assemble PCBs of intermediate complexity.
Use a variety of tools as needed to perform tasks.
Mentor less-skilled employees.
Participate in continuous improvement activities.
Work overtime as needed.
Obtain and renew certifications on assigned equipment and cross-train in other areas.