Full-Time

General Assembly Operator 1

Posted on 8/21/2026

Mini-Circuits

Mini-Circuits

201-500 employees

Designs, manufactures, and distributes RF/microwave components

No salary listed

Hialeah, FL, USA

In Person

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
Welding

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Requirements
  • A minimum high school diploma, GED, or international equivalent is required.
  • Six months of experience in assembly or related experience is required.
  • Good manual dexterity is required.
  • Good hand, eye, and foot coordination is required.
  • The ability to see fine detail through a microscope is required.
  • The ability to distinguish colors in accordance with the ISHIRA color-blindness test and understand the English word for each color is required.
  • The ability to understand verbal and written instructions, including documentation for various models, is required.
  • Basic operational knowledge of department equipment is required.
  • Basic computer skills and understanding of the Microsoft Office Suite are required.
  • The ability and willingness to comply with and support corporate safety initiatives is required.
  • The ability and willingness to abide by the company's Code of Conduct is required.
Responsibilities
  • Turn machines and equipment on before use and turn them off when not in use.
  • Use equipment with care and keep the surrounding work area clean and organized.
  • Recognize the difference between acceptable and non-acceptable results.
  • Verify, complete, and sign required documentation provided on the computer.
  • Verify part numbers against provided documentation and confirm that the correct number of components is received.
  • Understand and follow relevant written and verbal instructions in the model documentation.
  • Follow the work sequence shown in the documentation.
  • Comply with electrostatic discharge guidelines and regulations.
  • Reach production goals.
  • Share findings with the Group Supervisor, Assistant Group Leader, and assemblers to keep communication open.
  • Report non-conformities to the Group Supervisor or Assistant Group Leader.
  • Perform assigned general assembly tasks, including stripping and cutting tap-offs, twisting and untwisting transformer wires, fixture preparation, cutting wire on cardboard, dispensing adhesives, installing components, operating a conveyor oven, wrapping and trimming, positioning wires, welding, pre-tinning, cutting and pre-shaping leads, hand soldering, cutting and bending header pins, cleaning sub-assemblies, and installing screws into connectors.

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

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

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Founded

1969

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • August 2026 GaN MMIC launches target military radio and SATCOM demand directly.
  • IMS 2026 plans highlight quantum, automotive, and satcom expansion, broadening addressable revenue.
  • Bangalore opened December 2025, signaling faster India sales and applications penetration.

What critics are saying

  • Infineon's and Qorvo's scale threatens Mini-Circuits' margins in GaN and MMIC sockets.
  • Automotive qualification breadth still trails entrenched suppliers; customer wins depend on 2026 design cycles.
  • No visible patent moat or foundry control makes its commodity filters vulnerable to price compression.

What makes Mini-Circuits unique

  • Vertically integrated RF manufacturing keeps design-to-shipment control and fast custom response.
  • Mini-Circuits stocks 800-plus automotive-qualification candidates and 70-plus AEC-Q200 models in 2026.
  • Its 2026 Research Hub cites 7,000-plus publications, reinforcing design-in ubiquity.

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