Hand Solderer

We are seeking an experienced Precision Hand Solderer to execute complex electro-mechanical assembly and micro-soldering tasks. This role focuses on high-reliability board assembly, intricate cable routing, and fine-pitch component placement. The ideal candidate thrives in a detail-focused environment, demonstrates exceptional manual dexterity, and possesses deep familiarity with IPC/J-STD quality standards. Responsibilities: Precision Soldering: Use soldering irons under a microscope to connect small electronic parts using leaded and lead-free solder. Follow Blueprints: Read circuit diagrams, wiring guides, and assembly blueprints to put together full units and sub-assemblies. Check Work Quality: Inspect your work carefully and mark off completed steps on job tracking paperwork before moving to the next stage. Troubleshoot and Fix: Spot assembly errors and carefully repair or re-solder parts when needed. Verify Materials: Double-check that your work kit has all necessary parts and report any missing items to your supervisor.' Required Skills: Experience: 3 to 5 years of experience with electronics assembly and precision soldering. Certification: J-STD-001 Class 3 Solder Certification required (re-certification offered within the first 90 days). Document Reading: Ability to read basic assembly drawings, blueprints, and written instructions. Dexterity: Great hand-eye coordination and steady hands for working under a microscope for long periods. Basic Math: Ability to add, subtract, multiply, and divide simple numbers and fractions. Education: High School Diploma or GED equivalent. Preferred Skills: Prior experience working in high-reliability manufacturing or aerospace electronics. Comfort using a wide range of small hand tools, wire strippers, and crimping tools. Strong self-starter who can work safely with minimal supervision. Great team player with a focus on quality and continuous improvement.