Future Opportunities ASSEMBLY OPERATOR II 3rd Shift

4/28/26

At TE, you will unleash your potential working with people from diverse backgrounds and industries to create a safer, sustainable and more connected world.

Job Description:

Job Overview

TE Connectivity's AssemblyOperator II is responsible for assembling and testing electronic and mechanical components in accordance with standardized work instructions, manufacturing drawings, and operating
procedures. This role requires strong attention to detail, good hand-eye coordination, and a continuous improvementmindset.

Job Requirements

• Essential duties include but may not be limited to the following:
  
  • • • • • Assemble components following standardized work instructions and top/sub-level assembly
            drawings.
          • Test electronic and mechanical parts and assemblies with a focus on precision and quality.
          • Read and interpret manufacturing drawings, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), and Operator
            Method Sheets (OMS).
          • Maintain cleanliness and organization in work areas according to 5S standards.
          • Actively contributes to a culture of continuous improvement.
          • Adhere to all safety protocols, company policies, and work direction.
          • Operate microscopes and use small hand tools to complete fine-detailed assembly tasks.
          • Solder small parts and wires as needed (manufacturing soldering experience required).
          • Perform other duties as assigned by the Team Leader.
          • Work on varied and semi-routine tasks; overtime may be required based on production needs.

• 1 year minimum role in manufacturing preferably pertaining to soldering and assembly components.
• High school diploma or GED.
• A degree or certification as a Mechatronics/electronics technician
• Using microscope
• Ability to Read and comprehend manufacturing drawings and S.O.Ps./ OMS
• Comply with applicable quality assurance standards Requires good hand eye coordination for testing of electronics/mechanical parts assembly's
• Prior experience with soldering and working with small parts is a plus

• Following standard protocol to implement processes in assembly, and adjustment of equipment.
• Following blueprints, guidelines, diagrams, and schematics to ensure equipment is safely operating.
• Providing technical support for quality control testing.
• Operating and monitoring automated technologies used in the assembly process.