Assembly Technician Jobs

The Assembly Technician role covers Levels II–V and supports manufacturing, assembly, calibration, and testing of products. It offers progression from entry-level assembly operations to advanced fabrication and full product ownership. The role is based in Wolcott, Indiana, reports to the Plant Manager, and is primarily conducted on the factory floor in a fast-paced, clean, temperature-controlled manufacturing environment. At Level II, the technician performs routine assembly from written instructions or samples, assembles small components, operates simple machines, performs basic soldering, inspects parts, reports defects, maintains the work area, and tracks output against performance targets. Level III involves more complex assembly and calibration, interpreting product configurations, leak and Hi-Pot testing, packaging and labeling, and precise use of hand and power tools. Level IV focuses on fabrication and system-level assembly, including reading prints and engineering instructions, assembling and filling thermal/capillary systems, calibration and testing, welding, specialized materials, and hazardous-material safety protocols. Level V technicians independently manage low-volume, high-variation orders and perform full fabrication, assembly, calibration, testing, and packaging, using advanced tools and handling volatile materials in controlled environments while ensuring product quality throughout. The stated time to proficiency is 2–3 months for Level II, 3–6 months for Level III, and 9–12 months for Level IV. Level V has a stated 3–5 years to mastery. Duties and responsibilities may change or be assigned by the Manager at any time. The position is at-will and the job description does not constitute a contract of employment.