Electromechanical Wiring & PCB Rework Specialist

You begin by opening a new build packet: schematics, block wiring diagrams (BWDs), mechanical drawings, BOMs, and work instructions. You map connections, double-check pinouts and polarity, and plan out the wire and test harnesses you’ll fabricate. Mid-morning, you’re under the microscope performing precise through-hole and surface-mount soldering, completing approved PCB modifications and rework. After lunch, you assemble a prototype electromechanical unit, verify continuity point-to-point, torque fasteners to spec, and record any discrepancies so the team can resolve them quickly. Before you wrap up, you confirm the build meets workmanship, quality, safety, and ESD expectations.

• Interpret electrical schematics, BWDs, and mechanical assembly drawings to plan builds and verify work.
• Execute point-to-point wiring checks, continuity verification, and inspection of connections, pinouts, and polarity.
• Fabricate, modify, and validate wire harnesses and cable assemblies.
• Perform high-quality through-hole and surface-mount PCB soldering and rework, including approved modifications, with or without a microscope.
• Assemble prototypes and production electromechanical units using drawings, BOMs, and work instructions.
• Operate hand tools, torque drivers, crimpers, and multimeters; document and report technical discrepancies.
• Follow established quality, workmanship, safety, and ESD procedures at all times.

• Ability to read and interpret schematics, BWDs, and mechanical drawings.
• Hands-on soldering and crimping experience with familiarity in electronic components.
• Proficiency with core assembly and wiring tools (e.g., torque drivers, crimp tools, multimeters, hand tools).
• High attention to detail, strong manual dexterity, practical problem-solving, and collaborative teamwork.

• Background in prototype assembly, wire harness fabrication, and PCB rework.
• Familiarity with IPC-A-610 and IPC/WHMA-A-620; certification is a plus but not required.