Manufacturing Assembler HW Staffing Solutions

You will assemble, solder, and test subassemblies for six precision instrument types in Andover, MA. You own the line from start to finish, meeting daily production targets with IPC-A-610 and JSTD-001 standards. You work on a dedicated 4-day week plus Friday morning, in a lean manufacturing environment. This contract-to-hire role offers a pay rate of $28-$30 per hour, with a clear path to permanent employment.

You'll own precision assembly and soldering for advanced industrial systems in a clean, climate-controlled shop in Lockport, IL. Working from an organized workstation, you'll build, solder, wire, and verify complex electro-mechanical products to exacting quality standards. You'll collaborate with production, quality, and engineering teams to hit schedule and yield targets. This role offers 3+ years of hands-on experience with SMT and through-hole soldering, plus the chance to sharpen skills in IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 standards. You'll join a stable, growing manufacturer with pathways for advancement and professional development.

You will assemble precision condition monitoring instruments at Metrix, a global leader in machinery protection. You will own the assembly of parts, soldering components, and packaging products to meet quality and quantity targets. You will join a Houston-based team serving 40+ countries, working with detailed assembly instructions and QMS procedures. This role stands out with hands-on training, continuous improvement involvement, and a focus on workplace safety.

You will own the assembly and testing of electromechanical products in a modern facility, working hands-on with hand tools, soldering equipment, and digital multimeters. You will follow detailed work instructions to build high-quality components and verify their performance. After training, you will run your workstation with minimal supervision, meeting production rates and keeping a clean space. This role stands out for its startup mindset and a brand-new, well-equipped environment in Tualatin, OR.

You will assemble electronic and electro-mechanical products at a production scale, interpreting engineering drawings and work instructions. This role sits on a collaborative manufacturing team in Washington, DC, with a focus on soldering, wiring harnesses, and cable fabrication. You will test, troubleshoot, and document completed assemblies to meet quality standards. What sets this apart is the temp-to-hire path with a 1st shift schedule and the chance to earn IPC (J-STD-001) certification.

We seek an Electronic Assembly Technician to lead assembly operations. You will build subassemblies and assemble units such as power supplies and circuit boards. This role offers growth opportunities in electronics assembly.