Assembler - Donatech Corporation
Goleta, CA
About the Job
Position would require the candidate to be a W2 employee of Donatech
US Citizenship Required
First shift only. Perform a variety of tasks in support of designing, developing, and testing new systems. You will work in a laboratory environment using mechanical skills including soldering, hand instruments to tighten fasteners, and microscopes to inspect small components and assemblies. Process Engineers or other experienced personnel will help train you in key processes and techniques. You will follow written work instructions, work well with teammates, and support personnel from multiple organizations. Technicians sit for extended periods of time. The exact work shift is negotiable, but training will occur during the first shift for several months or until after all initial training has been completed. Minimum 40 hours per week. Must be able to work overtime occasionally during the week or on weekends as required to support customer demands. Start time 6am - 7:30am
Additional Job Details:
Responsibilities To Anticipate: • Perform mechanical assembly and soldering as required • Utilize a microscope and hand-held instruments like soldering iron, tweezers, screw drivers, and torque wrenches for assemble of products. • Transport up to 20lbs and manipulate items while sitting or standing, lifting, walking, and pushing carts throughout facility. • Perform repetitive motions that involve tightening screws and other tasks associated with assembly work. • Use a computer to access work instructions, time keeping, perform data entry and complete on-line training as required. • Wear company provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as: safety glasses, smock, and gloves as needed for assembly on manufacturing/production floor. Qualifications: • Typically Requires HS Diploma or AA/AS degree (or other 2-year post high school training) with a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience • Min of 2 years' experience utilizing a microscope and hand-held instruments like soldering iron, tweezers, screw drivers, and torque wrenches for assembly of products Preferred Qualifications: • Experience working in an engineering environment, reading and creating to engineering prints for mechanical assembly and schematic diagrams for wiring assemblies. • Understanding of Foreign Object Debris/Damage (FOD) and reduction/prevention methods. • Experience handling electrostatic discharge (ESD) sensitive items. • Previous training and or certifications in soldering, FOD, and ESD protection. • Experience with Radio Frequency (RF) assemblies. Knowledge and experience with aircraft or military quality requirements. • Min of 2 years’ experience specifically in mechanical assembly and soldering
US Citizenship Required
First shift only. Perform a variety of tasks in support of designing, developing, and testing new systems. You will work in a laboratory environment using mechanical skills including soldering, hand instruments to tighten fasteners, and microscopes to inspect small components and assemblies. Process Engineers or other experienced personnel will help train you in key processes and techniques. You will follow written work instructions, work well with teammates, and support personnel from multiple organizations. Technicians sit for extended periods of time. The exact work shift is negotiable, but training will occur during the first shift for several months or until after all initial training has been completed. Minimum 40 hours per week. Must be able to work overtime occasionally during the week or on weekends as required to support customer demands. Start time 6am - 7:30am
Additional Job Details:
Responsibilities To Anticipate: • Perform mechanical assembly and soldering as required • Utilize a microscope and hand-held instruments like soldering iron, tweezers, screw drivers, and torque wrenches for assemble of products. • Transport up to 20lbs and manipulate items while sitting or standing, lifting, walking, and pushing carts throughout facility. • Perform repetitive motions that involve tightening screws and other tasks associated with assembly work. • Use a computer to access work instructions, time keeping, perform data entry and complete on-line training as required. • Wear company provided Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as: safety glasses, smock, and gloves as needed for assembly on manufacturing/production floor. Qualifications: • Typically Requires HS Diploma or AA/AS degree (or other 2-year post high school training) with a minimum of 2 years of relevant experience • Min of 2 years' experience utilizing a microscope and hand-held instruments like soldering iron, tweezers, screw drivers, and torque wrenches for assembly of products Preferred Qualifications: • Experience working in an engineering environment, reading and creating to engineering prints for mechanical assembly and schematic diagrams for wiring assemblies. • Understanding of Foreign Object Debris/Damage (FOD) and reduction/prevention methods. • Experience handling electrostatic discharge (ESD) sensitive items. • Previous training and or certifications in soldering, FOD, and ESD protection. • Experience with Radio Frequency (RF) assemblies. Knowledge and experience with aircraft or military quality requirements. • Min of 2 years’ experience specifically in mechanical assembly and soldering
Source : Donatech Corporation