JOB DUTIES: Assembles, inspects, modifies and reworks electronic subsystems, subunits, assemblies, components and harnesses and cables. Certified to assemble by soldering components on space qualified PWBs, slices, units and super-units. Is certified to make interconnects by soldering point to point or by building wire harnesses using qualified soldering, crimping and splicing techniques. Under engineering direction sets up and operates all types of equipment to fabricate and assemble complete electronic assemblies. Employee works from assembly drawings, planning and parts lists and schematics, sketches, oral and written instructions requiring the identification of all circuit symbols, wiring codes and electrical components. Identifies and selects, as called out on schematic wiring diagrams, various electrical components of proper value or size by color code, coded label or other related identification characteristics. Identifies and makes the proper terminal connections for components. Installs parts and components with the proper rotation and polarity. Checks for proper continuity, workmanship and make capacitance and resistance measurements. Routes and connects wires and cables in the proper manner so that parts, wires or cables are reasonably accessible for removal and replacement and are mechanically connected, soldered or welded according to prescribed standards. Fabricates and routes wire harnesses and cables on panels, modules and chassis. Uses appropriate technology.
JOB SKILLS: Must be able to pass vision, soldering (GEA) crimping, bonding, staking, and coating. GLR certifications as well as all mandatory training.
MUST BE WILLING TO WORK VARIOUS SHIFTS. SHIFT WILL PROBABLY BE SECOND BUT TRAINING WILL BE ON FIRST SHIFT.
2+ months — possible extension and possible FTE opportunity.
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