Assembly Technician I or II

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Qualifications

• Assembly Technician I Level: High school diploma/GED, or equivalent experience and training, with a minimum of one year working in a manufacturing/distribution environment, quality assurance, assembly, testing, or experience working in an environment using hand tools and equipment.
• Assembly Technician II Level: High school diploma/GED or equivalent, with a minimum of 2 years working in a manufacturing environment or demonstrated high-quality production and productivity in a current position, including training in In-Process inspection & Extensive Soldering experience.
• Knowledge of: Quality best practices that can be applied in the company’s environment, principles and practices of continuous improvement, and ISO regulations. LEDs, LED drivers, controls, basic lighting terminology, photometry, and applications. Low voltage electricity and electrical/electronic machinery or equipment, including soldering stations, solder baths, fume extractors, injection molding machinery, wire cutting/stripping machinery, and A/C compressor operation. Advanced production machi
• Quality best practices that can be applied in the company’s environment, principles and practices of continuous improvement, and ISO regulations.
• LEDs, LED drivers, controls, basic lighting terminology, photometry, and applications.
• Low voltage electricity and electrical/electronic machinery or equipment, including soldering stations, solder baths, fume extractors, injection molding machinery, wire cutting/stripping machinery, and A/C compressor operation.
• Advanced production machinery, including industrial wet saws, laser cutters, laminators, and other machines used in the assembly of light guide panels.
• Safely using metrology tools and test equipment, including calipers, handheld photometers, and multimeters, for the purposes of evaluating product conformance.
• Standard tooling including wire cutters, wire strippers, wire terminal crimpers, measuring tools, and sealant applicators.
• Use of hand soldering.
• Operating and maintaining modern office equipment, computer equipment, and specialized software applications, with proficiency in MS Office (Word, Excel) and Fishbowl Inventory as a plus.
• Strategizing, planning, organizing, prioritizing, and executing a variety of tasks in an effective and timely manner, including organizing own work, setting priorities, and meeting critical time deadlines.
• Using tact, initiative, prudence, and independent judgment within general policy, procedural, and safety guidelines.
• Effective communication in person, over the telephone, and in writing in English, paired with excellent listening skills.
• Following detailed written and verbal instructions in a fast-paced manufacturing environment while demonstrating excellent attention to detail, independent work habits, and strong problem-solving skills.