PCB Rework & Fine‑Pitch Solder Specialist

Focus: Gullwing & fine‑pitch soldering in a high‑tech manufacturing environment

A day in the life

You arrive to a clean, well‑organized production floor in Roseville, CA and pick up a board tagged for rework. After scanning the work order, you study the schematic, trace a suspect signal path, and validate your hypothesis on the oscilloscope. With a steady hand, you rework a fine‑pitch gullwing package, then verify your repair using multimeters, signal generators, and analyzers. You record your findings, collaborate with production and quality on root cause, and keep throughput moving while raising the reliability bar—board by board.

Quick facts

• Location: Roseville, CA
• Pay: $19.50–$23.00 per hour (DOE)
• Schedule: Monday–Friday | 6:00 AM–2:30 PM

What you’ll handle

• Diagnose and repair PCB assemblies and components at the board level
• Isolate faults using signal tracing and perform root‑cause analysis
• Interpret schematics, blueprints, work instructions, and technical docs
• Execute precision soldering: fine‑pitch, SMT, through‑hole; desolder and rework as needed
• Operate multimeters, oscilloscopes, signal generators, analyzers, and related test gear
• Run testing and validation, then confirm repairs with verification procedures
• Document results, repair notes, and production records accurately
• Contribute to continuous improvement and manufacturing quality initiatives
• Partner with production, engineering, and quality to maintain throughput and reliability

You’ll thrive here if you have

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Hands‑on experience troubleshooting electronics and performing board‑level repairs in production or repair settings
• Proven fine‑pitch soldering capability (required)
• SMT and through‑hole soldering and rework proficiency
• Ability to read schematics, wiring diagrams, technical drawings, and work instructions
• Confidence with multimeters, oscilloscopes, and electronic test equipment
• Strong analytical troubleshooting and problem‑solving skills
• Meticulous attention to detail with accurate documentation habits
• Comfort working both independently and collaboratively on the manufacturing floor

Bonus points

• Technical training, military electronics background, certification, or education in Electronics Technology, Electrical Technology, Mechatronics, or similar
• Experience in PCB repair, failure analysis, and validation testing
• Familiarity with signal tracing and component‑level diagnostics
• Background in electronics manufacturing, repair depot, or production environments
• IPC certifications (IPC‑A‑610, IPC J‑STD‑001, IPC‑7711/7721)

Why you’ll enjoy working here

• Stable full‑time role in a growing electronics manufacturing setting
• Daily, hands‑on work with advanced electronic systems and assemblies
• Real opportunities to deepen troubleshooting and repair expertise
• Clean, professional production environment
• Overtime opportunities available
• Long‑term growth potential