Technician-Assembler/Solderer

JOB DESCRIPTION*
Wall Industries manufactures and markets a full line of DC DC converters and AC DC power supplies with an emphasis on modified standard and customized power solutions.

Responsibilities:
• Fabricating, testing, troubleshooting and repairing analog and digital circuits from preliminary Engineering Documentation. All work will be performed utilizing customer and/or Engineering Product Specifications
• Testing will include subjecting product models whether actual or prototype (breadboards) to environmental conditions in order to establish operational stability, reliability and conformity to design
• Work will be performed using oscilloscopes, voltage meters, electronic loads, bench tip poser supplies, variacs, test fixtures, environmental ovens and other electronic associated equipment.
• Prototyping and possibly fabricating fixtures, tools, tooling and equipment for the manufacturing of product
• Make effective and efficient use of all resources including but not limited to inventory materials, supplies and tools and tooling equipment.
• Consult supervision when unusual conditions exist or safety issues arise
• Maintain necessary records, files and reports to immediate supervisor.
• Practice good housekeeping in the area
• Properly maintain equipment in good working order to include reporting un-calibrated equipment
• Follow established company rules and regulations
• Performs visual inspection of printed circuit board assemblies and sub assemblies to ANSI/IPC 610 B soldering workmanship standards
• Works with Engineering documents, visual aids, inspection instructions and checklists
• Records and reports defects
• Re-inspects reworked units
• Identifies non-reworkable issues to the supervisor
• Routes non-conforming material to the Material Review Board (MRB)
• Applies use of Electro Static Discharge (ESD) precautions when handling products

JOB REQUIREMENTS
Education: Two year degree in Electronics

Experience: Electronics degree with two years experience or five to seven year’s equivalent experience trouble shooting analog circuits

Skills: Complete understanding of reading and interpreting electronic schematics and following written and verbal instructions
Must have ability to make logical sequential steps in performance of work and perform job with a minimum of supervision and direction