Manufacturing Technician

Description

Do You Enjoy...

• Working on a variety of new products and projects rather than the same production line every day?
• Building high-quality electromechanical assemblies from engineering drawings and work instructions?
• Working with cutting-edge automation technologies including robots, machine vision, motion control, and industrial controls?
• Taking ownership of your work in a fast-paced, high-autonomy environment?
• Being hands-on and seeing products through from incoming materials to shipment?
• Working in a small, growing company where your contributions are recognized?

Role Overview

Engineered Vision is seeking a Manufacturing Technician to join our growing manufacturing team.

Unlike a traditional production environment, nearly every build is different. You'll receive materials, verify incoming components, kit jobs, assemble electromechanical products, perform wiring and soldering, complete quality inspections, package finished products, and prepare them for shipment.

This position is ideal for someone who enjoys variety, takes pride in craftsmanship, and wants to work in an environment where quality, ownership, and continuous improvement are valued.

ResponsibilitiesReceiving & Inventory

• Receive incoming materials and verify quantities and part numbers
• Inspect incoming components for damage or quality issues
• Organize inventory and maintain accurate material locations
• Kit materials for upcoming production jobs

Electromechanical Assembly

• Assemble electromechanical products using engineering drawings, 3D models, 2d prints, work instructions, and bills of materials
• Perform mechanical assembly using hand and power tools
• Install wiring, cable assemblies, pneumatic tubing, and electrical components
• Perform soldering, crimping, labeling, and cable management
• Build and modify electrical panels as required

Testing & Quality

• Inspect completed assemblies to ensure they meet quality standards
• Perform functional testing and document results
• Troubleshoot assembly issues and work with engineering to resolve them
• Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient work area