PCB Assembly & Rework Technician (Through‑Hole/SMT)

Snapshot

• Compensation: $20.00 – $27.00 per hour
• Employment: Full-Time | Direct Hire or Temp-to-Hire (your choice)
• Location: Stacy, MN 55079
• Schedule: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 am – 4:30 pm

A Day in the Role

You arrive to a clean, organized production floor and open the day’s build packets. With schematics and assembly drawings at your station, you begin populating printed circuit boards, placing components precisely and soldering both through-hole and SMT parts under magnification. You install harnesses, connectors, and ancillary hardware, then move into meticulous inspection against IPC-A-610 workmanship criteria.

When a unit doesn’t pass on the first try, your rework skills shine—troubleshooting, repairing bridges or cold joints, and restoring boards to spec. Throughout the shift, you document work performed, follow company quality procedures, and keep your bench spotless. By day’s end, you’ve supported production targets without compromising quality, delivering reliable assemblies ready for test.

What You’ll Handle

• Assemble electronic circuits, subassemblies, and PCBAs per drawings and work instructions
• Perform hand soldering for through-hole and surface-mount devices; execute SMT rework as needed
• Install wiring, terminations, and a variety of connectors
• Inspect builds for accuracy, workmanship, and completeness
• Troubleshoot and rework defects to meet final acceptance criteria
• Interpret schematics, BOMs, and production documentation
• Apply IPC-A-610 standards and adhere to internal quality processes
• Use microscopes, magnification, and precision hand tools for fine-pitch tasks
• Maintain a tidy, safe, and organized work area
• Balance output goals with uncompromising quality

Who Thrives Here

• High school diploma or GED
• Hands-on background in electronics assembly and soldering
• Experience with through-hole and/or SMT solder techniques
• IPC-A-610 and/or J-STD-001 certification preferred
• Steady hand-eye coordination and excellent fine motor control
• Comfort working with miniature components under magnification
• Consistency with repetitive tasks and tight tolerances
• Basic computer proficiency and documentation habits
• Able to lift up to 25 lbs
• Able to sit or stand for long periods during the shift

Why You’ll Like Working Here

• Predictable full-time hours, four-day workweek
• Clean, well-organized electronics manufacturing environment
• Chances to deepen PCB assembly and soldering skills
• Collaborative team with ongoing training opportunities
• Competitive pay aligned with your skills and experience

Benefits

• Health Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Paid Time Off
• IRA
• AFLAC

Core Proficiencies

• Soldering
• PCB Assembly (Printed Circuit Board Assembly)
• Surface Mount Re-work
• Blueprint Reading
• Electronic Assembly