Manufacturing Technician
Current- Read and interpret blueprints, assembly drawings and work instructions to identify components and materials required for the assembly process.- Test the printed circuit board with appropriate testing devices to ensure optimal efficiency, functionality, and that everything works according to design.- Programmed and operate PCB assembly equipment including Stencil Printers, Solder Paste Inspection, Pick and Place, Reflow Ovens, Selective Soldering Equipment and Conformal Coating Equipment to run production volume ensuring maximum output and minimal quality issues.- Conduct in-circuit test (ICT) for shorts, resistance, and capacitance to assess whether the circuit printed boards (PCB) where correctly manufactured.- Analyze and repair failure, component failures and manufacturing defects using light tools, hand tools, and electronic test and repair equipment.- Conduct component level repair of PCBs to include soldering and de-soldering of through-hole and SMT components tasks in compliance with IPC Class III soldering standards.