Our client near Dripping Springs is a fast-growing manufacturer of precision electronic equipment for commercial and government applications and they are looking to add a new class of Electronic Assembly Technicians. No previous experience in electronic assembly is required but people with experience in gaming, food service or electronics typically make great candidates. The people in these positions will undergo a paid training class where they will learn the basics of electronics and cable assembly with the potential to earn an IPC-620 certification. More details about the position are below. If you are interested and meet the criteria, please reply to this post with a copy of your resume.
Pay rate will be based on prior electronic assembly experience and will range from $17.50/hr. to $20+/hr.
This is an evaluation to hire position. If you are dependable, show up on time, and are catching on throughout the evaluation process then the conversion to permanent hire is highly likely with this company as they will not want to pay for the IPC 620 certification for someone who would not be permanent with them.
ENTRY LEVEL ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN JOB DESCRIPTION:
Gather parts, subassemblies, tools, and materials for various electronic components and connections
Assembles components and examine connections for correct fit, fastening parts and subassemblies
Test electronic components for electronic continuity
Maintain a clean and organized workspace
Perform quality assurance on the entire assembly process.
Provide production and quality records
Schedule includes four 10 hour shifts each week with three consecutive days off
ENTRY LEVEL ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN JOB REQUIREMENTS:
Must be motivated, eager to learn, and dependable enough to show up on time every day
Previous experience in gaming, electronics, food service or any role that requires moving fast and paying attention to details
Reliable transportation to get out near Dripping Spring
Interested in a long-term position with lots of growth opportunity
The next class will start Monday, April 22, 2024, and interviews have already started IMPORTANT: There is not flexibility in the start date as that will be the first day of the training.
During training you will work Monday thru Friday, 7am to 4pm. Prior to completion of training you will be asked to select your schedule going forward, which will be 10, 4 days shifts with 3 consecutive days off. IMPORTANT: You will be required to work at least one weekend day, but it could be two depending on shift availability. You will need to be comfortable with that to be able to move forward with beginning the training.
