High School Diploma or GED required; electronics related coursework preferred.
· 2–4 years of experience in electronics assembly, PCB repair, or manufacturing.
· Strong manual dexterity and attention to detail with small components.
· Familiarity with electronic test equipment preferred (multimeters, oscilloscopes).
· Experience in ESD controlled environments.
· Perform manual soldering and desoldering on through‑hole and SMT components.
· Rework defects such as solder bridges, cold joints, lifted pads, damaged traces, and missing components.
· Handle fine‑pitch parts, ICs, and micro‑components with extreme accuracy.
· Inspect solder joints and component placement under a microscope or magnifier.
· Ensure assemblies meet IPC Class 2 or 3 standards and company quality guidelines.
· Use multimeters, oscilloscopes, and other test equipment to verify functionality.
· Follow defined troubleshooting guides and test procedures to diagnose issues down to component level.
· Record repair data, test results, and root‑cause findings in company systems.
· Communicate recurring issues with engineering, production, and quality teams.
· Support continuous improvement efforts.
· Maintain a clean, organized ESD‑controlled workstation.
· Follow grounding procedures and proper handling of sensitive electronic components.
The Soldering Technician performs precision assembly, rework, and repair of electronic components and printed circuit boards (PCBs). Work includes high‑level hand soldering of through‑hole and SMT components, troubleshooting electronic assemblies, and ensuring all repairs meet quality and functional standards. Duties require excellent manual dexterity, magnified work, and strict adherence to ESD and safety procedures.
The work environment is in a production floor setting. The technician will typically work at a dedicated electronics workstation equipped with ESD-safe mats, grounding straps, soldering and rework equipment, microscopes, and testing instruments. The role requires extended periods of seated work, strong visual focus on small components, and careful manual dexterity while handling delicate electronic assemblies.