Assembler

As an Assembler, you will provide assembly from the individual component level to a high-quality finished product.

You’ll conduct final testing on a variety of aircraft instruments and avionics. We have high manufacturing standards

to achieve perfect function, providing the customer with innovative, reliable, quality products. To be successful in

this role, you’ll need great aptitude for fine, detailed mechanical work and to really understand the value of accuracy.

THIS POSITION MAY BE FOR YOU IF…

• You have a high school diploma or GED.

• You have a minimum two-year electronics degree or equivalent education, training, and work experience.

• You have a minimum of one year of experience in assembly with several types of avionic equipment such as

pressure gauges, batteries, and inverters.

• You are adept at utilizing hand tools and electronic testing equipment.

• You have a demonstrated understanding of advanced analog and digital electronics.

• You have strong attention to detail.

• You are organized, focused and results oriented.

• You are a problem-solver with critical thinking and prioritizing skills.

• You have good verbal, written and interpersonal communication skills.

WE WOULD REALLY LIKE IT IF… (but it’s not a deal breaker)

• You are proficient with PCB soldering, but if not, we’ll provide training!

WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM ONE DAY TO THE NEXT…

• Perform assembly of highly technical electronic components, parts, equipment, and systems to include desoldering, troubleshooting, and component replacement

• Conduct final testing on a variety of electronic instruments

• Complete documentation such as shop, and manufacturing order records and submit required reports

• Read and interpret assembly drawings and schematics, procedures, and technical manuals

Job Description

THE PHYSICAL AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT REQUIRES…

• Performing repetitive tasks.

• Good eye-hand coordination.

• Occasional lift and carry independently up to 50 lbs.

• Constant handle, feel and manipulation of small objects.

• Use of small tools such as screwdrivers, tweezers, and wire cutters.