* Flexible Assembler

• Perform bench assembly of mechanical and electro-mechanical products using hand tools, soldering equipment, test equipment, and shop machinery (turning, milling, drilling, threading, shearing, spot welding, pressing).
• Assemble products to customer and company specifications in individual or production-run quantities.
• Read and interpret engineering prints.
• Perform measurement inspections using calipers, micrometers, thread gages, and plug gages.
• Conduct product calibrations using standardized instruments (flow meters, pressure gages, volt/ohm meters, calibration stands).
• Assist in sub-assemblies, inspection, warehouse, machining, cleaning, testing, and packing operations.
• Perform basic computer data entry and simple chart/graph analysis for productivity and quality tracking.
• Care for and maintain tools, fixtures, and measuring equipment.

Focus: Increased independence, technical proficiency, and quality accountability.

• Perform complex mechanical and electro-mechanical assembly operations.
• Conduct advanced calibrations and ensure products meet established performance standards.
• Perform all final tests and inspections to ensure compliance with quality requirements.
• Work independently from written or verbal instructions with minimal supervision.
• Exercise judgment in resolving assembly or quality issues.
• Cross-train and assist co-workers across assembly, machining, inspection, and testing functions.
• Support continuous improvement efforts through data tracking and performance analysis.

Focus: Technical expertise, final product accountability, mentoring, and quality ownership.

• Lead and coordinate assembly operations across production classifications.
• Assign assemblers to workstations to meet production schedules.
• Direct set-up activities including obtaining parts, jigs, tools, and fixtures.
• Instruct assemblers on proper methods and procedures.
• Monitor in-process work for quality compliance, correct errors and coordinate with Quality Control Engineering.
• Advise leadership of material shortages and provide production lead-time estimates.
• Plan labor utilization to meet scheduling requirements.
• Maintain assembly prints, parts lists, and inventory minimum/maximum levels.
• Record labor data and maintain production performance records.
• Prepare requisitions for materials and maintenance work orders.
• Maintain line performance, attendance, and time records.
• Ensure assembly area cleanliness and organization.

Focus: Leadership, labor planning, workflow management, production efficiency, and quality oversight.

• Cycle time variation
• Scheduled operation time
• Finished goods quality
• Supplier on-time delivery
• Production schedule visibility

• High School diploma or equivalent required (preferred for Levels III–IV).
• Some college or equivalent experience desired for Level IV.

• Ability to follow instructions and use basic measuring tools.

• Experience in assembly and/or machining operations.
• Ability to read engineering prints.
• Experience using hand tools and inspection equipment.

• Advanced knowledge of assembly, machining, and quality assurance.
• Ability to work independently and follow complex instructions.
• Experience performing calibrations and final inspections.

• Extensive experience in assembly across multiple product lines.
• Demonstrated ability to plan labor and manage workflow.
• Strong interpersonal skills and leadership capability.
• Understanding of company policy and human relations principles.

• Prolonged standing
• Reaching above shoulders
• Walking throughout facility
• Repetitive wrist motion
• Hand/foot control operation
• Lifting/carrying up to 10 pounds

We believe in transparent and equitable pay.

All U.S. job postings include a good faith salary range based on role, location, experience, and internal equity.

We are happy to discuss compensation openly throughout the hiring process.