Soldering Assembler - 2nd Shift
About The Position
Perform assembly operations on electronic components and subassemblies in accordance with company, IPC, and J-standards, with a primary focus on hand soldering. The role involves assembling repetitive, non-complex units and subassemblies, inspecting product throughout the process, and following detailed work instructions and assembly drawings. Work is typically performed under a stereo microscope and may involve preparing and assembling PC boards, preparing components, applying adhesives, and performing mechanical assembly. This is a second-shift position, scheduled Monday through Friday from 3:00 PM to 11:30 PM, with overtime as needed. The position is located at 10720 Bradford Rd., Littleton, Colorado. Compensation is estimated at $40,210–$63,558, and an annual or quarterly company bonus may apply based on assignment. Alternative-shift positions may be eligible for a shift premium. New hires are eligible for a 90-day evaluation that includes a pay increase if key performance indicators are met.
Requirements
- Ability to follow detailed written and verbal instructions.
- Ability to perform basic, routine, repetitive mechanical assembly operations on components and subassemblies using fixtures, screwdrivers, and similar tools.
- Proficiency with and familiarity using hand tools.
- Ability to operate automatic soldering equipment.
- Ability to determine whether products meet company quality standards.
- Excellent time-management skills and ability to prioritize projects.
- Ability to work with fine-pitch components.
- Ability to understand manufacturing documentation and read, understand, and follow assembly instructions, visual aids, and drawings.
- Basic mechanical skills and good soldering skills.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
Nice To Haves
- One to five years of soldering or complex assembly experience.
- Limited soldering skills under magnification may be required.
Responsibilities
- Assemble parts into repetitive and non-complex units or subassemblies using hand tools and a soldering iron.
- Use equipment and tools including voltmeters, scales, holding fixtures, bench tools, automated and manual soldering equipment, and special fixtures.
- Follow written and oral instructions from process engineers, manufacturing engineers, and the supervisor.
- Prepare and assemble printed circuit boards, prepare components, apply adhesives, and perform mechanical assembly as needed.
- Inspect work and product at various stages of the process to ensure it meets requirements and company quality standards.
- Comply with and support department and corporate policies and procedures, including safety, security, and ESD requirements.
- Create non-conforming material review reports (NCMRs) and perform root-cause analysis as needed.
- Read, interpret, and follow detailed work instructions, assembly instructions, visual aids, and assembly drawings.
- Follow applicable export-control procedures, including requirements related to ITAR, EAR, OFAC, visitors, shipments, and vendor approvals.
Benefits
- Health insurance
- Dental insurance
- Vision insurance
- 401(k)
- Flexible spending and health savings accounts
- Accident benefits
- Life insurance
- Disability benefits
- Paid vacation
- Paid holidays
- Three weeks of paid time off annually
- Ten paid holidays
- Operator Advancement Program and career development opportunities
- Annual compensation reviews
- Potential annual or quarterly company bonus, depending on position assignment
- Potential shift premium for alternative shifts, depending on assignment and location
- Potential pay increase after a 90-day evaluation if key performance indicators are met
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
High school or GED
