Location: Boxborough,MA, USA
DescriptionThe Electronics Assembly Technician will be responsible for the assembly of a large variety of digital and analog prototype printed circuit boards with SMT and through-hole components and for the assembly and repair of automated, semi-automated, or manual assembly equipment.Responsibilities:Assemble individual circuit boards (PCB and protoboard), solder SMT and THT components onto circuit boards, and fabricate wiring harnesses.Follow detailed wiring diagrams or schematics to build electronic text fixtures.Work closely with the test engineers/technicians to rework production test equipment and implement test hardware updates, as needed.Maintain a clean and organized workspace, including stock of various electrical components and related parts.Perform visual and electrical inspection on completed assemblies.Provide feedback to engineers on hardware documentation and suggest assembly improvements.Work with the Order Fulfillment team to fabricate prototype magnetics and cable assemblies.Education and Experience:2+ years relevant experience in electronics assembly.Surface mount SMT and THT soldering and rework experience required with a knowledge of quality standards (IPC-A-610).Preferred experience with electrical and mechanical schematics, drawings, sketches and/or verbal instructions.Preferred Associate Degree in Electronics Technology or equivalent experience Required Skills:Electro-mechanical assembly skills utilizing various tools and equipment, with a high attention to detail.Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams, parts lists, cable diagrams, and electrical component package information.Basic electrical troubleshooting utilizing a DMM and circuit component knowledge is a plus.Good documentation practices and computer skills.Good written and verbal communication skills.Positive, self-confident, team player with a desire to learn.Must be able to carry/lift up to 50 lbs.All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.