The Manufacturing Technician supports day-to-day manufacturing, assembly, and metrology operations for established products and calibration standards.
This role supports material flow across assembly, test, and shipping; maintains data traceability and compliance records; and assists engineering with prototype builds, process improvements, and lab systems support.
Key Responsibilities: Manufacturing Operations Support
Support assembly, rework, packaging, labeling, and documentation activities for established products and calibration standards.
Assist with prototype builds, engineering studies, and special manufacturing activities under engineering direction.
Support implementation of special assembly instructions and engineering process changes.
Support test station setup, configuration, readiness checks, and routine maintenance activities.
Compile measurement data packages and generate reports for engineering review.
Process jobs through manufacturing execution systems and support routings, costings, and related record updates.
Maintain laboratory organization, equipment readiness, and asset tracking records.
Documentation, Quality & Compliance Support:
Maintain manufacturing databases, tracking spreadsheets, serial number traceability records, and measurement archives.
Organize, archive, and maintain manufacturing and test data to support future analysis, investigations, and audits.
Maintain assembly documentation, work instructions, forms, controlled records, and revision-controlled manufacturing documents.
Perform routine dimensional and visual inspections and data collection using established procedures.
Collect supporting evidence, photographs, and documentation for quality investigations and Non-Conforming Material (NCM) reports.
Assist with product classification requests and manufacturing documentation updates.
Support continuous improvement of manufacturing knowledge bases, troubleshooting guides, work instructions, and technical documentation systems.
Skills: Qualifications: Education:
High school diploma or equivalent required.
Associate degree or technical certification in Electronics, Manufacturing Technology, Metrology, or a related field preferred.
Experience:
1-3 years of experience in a manufacturing, electronics assembly, or test/calibration environment
Experience working with production databases, tracking spreadsheets, or ERP/MES systems preferred
Prior exposure to controlled documentation, quality systems, or compliance programs is a plus
Skills & Competencies:
Ability to read and follow work instructions, engineering drawings, and controlled procedures accurately
Strong attention to detail and data accuracy
Basic troubleshooting skills
Proficiency with spreadsheets and standard office/database software