<p>Set up and operate assigned production equipment to assemble electronic and mechanical components onto circuit boards using both automated and manual placement techniques. Monitor equipment performance to ensure assemblies meet quality standards, build-to-print requirements, and production goals. Maintain process control through inspection, troubleshooting, and continuous monitoring to support efficiency, productivity, and product reliability.</p> <ul> <li>Apply basic to intermediate skills to execute established procedures, techniques, tools, and equipment within the assigned work area. </li><li>Set up and operate continuous flow SMT production lines with a focus on maximizing output and minimizing waste. </li><li>Take ownership of assigned production lines during the shift, ensuring efficient operation, quality output, and adherence to safety and productivity standards. </li><li>Monitor equipment performance, identify issues, and perform routine troubleshooting and adjustments to maintain optimal operation. </li><li>Escalate complex issues to leadership, maintenance, or engineering as needed. </li><li>Perform quality checks and audits to ensure assemblies meet specifications and workmanship standards. </li><li>Read and interpret blueprints, job orders, schematics, process sheets, wiring diagrams, and other technical documentation. </li><li>Set up and operate equipment using both automated systems and manual placement techniques. </li><li>Identify and apply appropriate solder paste types using proper handling and safety practices. </li><li>Use hand tools and measurement devices (e.g., calipers) to support assembly and verification tasks. </li><li>Maintain accuracy and attention to detail to ensure high-quality production output. </li><li>Support inventory control by managing materials and supplies required for production and basic maintenance tasks. </li><li>Collaborate with leadership, maintenance, and quality teams to support production goals and continuous improvement efforts. </li></ul>