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Mini-Circuits

Designs, manufactures, and distributes RF/microwave components

Level 2 Component Assembly Operator

Product AssemblyPosted on Nov 5
Full-timeBrooklyn, NY, USA$18 - $23 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Read, write, and orally communicate in English.
  • Have a high school diploma or GED.
  • Interpret and understand assembly drawings.
  • Have one year of experience in electrical assembly or related outside experience.
  • Be able to perform assembly under a microscope.
  • Be able to use a soldering iron.
  • Be able to perform reflow soldering with a conveyor oven.
  • Be able to distinguish and use common hand tools such as pliers and tweezers.
  • Be familiar with basic computer operation.
  • Be able to distinguish colors in accordance with the Ishihara test for color blindness.
  • Be able to stand and walk to assembly equipment such as reflow ovens.
  • Be able to work in an environment with constant noise from manufacturing equipment.
  • Be able to work while wearing chemical masks and gloves.
  • Have Level B soldering certification.
  • Be able to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

  • Install components such as capacitors, resistors, and integrated circuits on printed circuit boards using soldering, reflow, and welding processes.
  • Perform electrical joints on wires, terminals, and connectors at medium to high soldering levels.
  • Perform mechanical assembly, including connector installation to cases, terminal installation, and mounting printed circuit boards into cases.
  • Bond components, printed circuit boards, and other materials using epoxy, chip bonders, dispensing machines, or other assembly methods.
  • Perform assembly under a microscope and install tiny or microscopic components on printed circuit boards.
  • Use conveyor ovens, hot plates, stand-up ovens, or similar equipment to cure assembly parts.
  • Operate cutting dies, installation dies, and other assembly-related machines.
  • Cut and bend component leads, including quad leads and resistor leads.
  • Perform wire welding and bonding into components and printed circuit boards.
  • Solder cans to headers and connectors to cases.
  • Cut, strip, and tin wires.
  • Use and maintain hand tools and equipment such as pliers, tweezers, soldering tools, thermometers, and screwdrivers.
  • Follow procedures and drawings, recommend improvements, and detect assembly-process errors for the team leader.
  • Complete paperwork and other required documentation at the start and completion of a run.
  • Review own work and check for errors and abnormalities.
  • Enter run information in the computer, including clock-on and clock-off times, and retrieve drawings and procedures for the run.
  • Assist engineers in building prototypes and qualification assemblies.
  • Follow all company procedures.

About the Company

Mini-Circuits

Designs, manufactures, and distributes RF/microwave components

Mini-Circuits designs, manufactures, and distributes RF, intermediate-frequency (IF), and microwave components and integrated assemblies. It serves commercial, industrial, space, and military sectors with a catalog of over 27 product lines and more than 10,000 active models, ranging from surface-mount to connectorized formats. The company operates with vertical integration, controlling design through shipment, which enables strict quality control and rapid delivery of off-the-shelf products. It also offers custom-designed solutions and has recently qualified automotive-grade components, signaling a push into high-growth markets. The goal is to be a reliable, diversified supplier by meeting exact customer requirements with ready-to-ship parts while expanding into new applications and industries.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
United States
Founded
1969

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