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As an Assembly Technician, you'll build electronic and mechanical products using documented procedures, drawings, photographs, and work instructions. Because we manufacture a wide variety of products in relatively small quantities, you'll regularly switch between different assemblies rather than performing the same task every day. We've invested heavily in our documentation so employees can learn new work efficiently and produce consistent, high-quality results. You'll receive training and support from experienced team members while learning how to use our procedures and work instructions as your primary resource. Over time, you'll become more comfortable taking on new work with confidence, even when it's your first time building a particular product. If you enjoy learning new things, paying attention to detail, and working in an environment where no two weeks are exactly alike, you'll likely enjoy this role.
View & ApplyAs a Machine Operator, you'll manufacture precision components using CNC mills and other production equipment. Depending on your experience, your responsibilities may include machine operation, setup, fixture changes, tool management, and basic program verification. Our work is primarily low-volume, high-mix manufacturing, so you'll work on a variety of different parts instead of running the same job for weeks at a time. We rely on documented setups, work instructions, and inspection procedures to produce consistent results while making it easier to learn new jobs. Whether you're operating an established process or setting up a new one, success comes from paying attention to detail, verifying your work, and using the available documentation to confidently move from one job to the next.
View & ApplyAs a Quality Technician, you'll verify that incoming materials, manufactured components, and finished products meet customer and company requirements before moving to the next stage of production or shipment. Your work will include dimensional inspection, electrical testing, functional testing, and documentation review across a wide variety of products. Because our production is low-volume and high-mix, you'll regularly inspect different products using different requirements and test methods rather than performing the same inspection every day. Our quality system is built on strong fundamentals, with procedures and processes that continually evolve as our products and customer requirements change. You'll use these systems to verify product quality, maintain accurate records, identify discrepancies, and help improve the processes that support consistent results. Success in this role comes from careful observation, sound judgment, and understanding the difference between simply completing a test and confirming that a product meets its intended requirements. You'll receive training and support while learning how to use documentation, procedures, and available resources to confidently handle new products and inspection requirements.
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