Assembly Technician II

What you’d do

Assemble complex components and subassemblies from blueprints and detailed instructions, run quality inspections and tests, troubleshoot basic issues, and maintain assembly tools. Full time; also involves documenting production, following safety and PPE rules, and mentoring junior technicians. Found on the employer's careers page on Oct 20, 2026. Apply through the link.

You’ll need

• High school diploma or GED equivalent
• 1+ years as assembly technician or related field
• Read and interpret complex assembly instructions and blueprints
• Understanding of manufacturing, production, or warehouse environments
• Safety protocols and PPE compliance