Electronic Assembly 2nd Shift

• Performs varied and general tasks of a transactional nature involving the manufacturing process while using independent judgment
• Follows detailed documentation and instructions to execute a variety of process-oriented tasks such as testing, inspecting or advanced rack building
• Identifies simple to complex areas for process improvement and seeks limited guidance for resolution
• Supports the training of new employees
• Operates multiple machines and simultaneously supports quality assurance
• Controls and uses machinery and tools
• chooses correct processes and programs to run, such as pulling queries and executing appropriate assignments
• Assists with products well into maturity life-cycle
• Responsible for auditing materials and builds for quality assurance
• Coordinates tasks within a team
• Understands and executes to customer expectations, e.g., Customer to Order (CTO) expectations

• Associate degree preferred or equivalent experience
• Typically 2-4 years of experience in manufacturing operations
• Fluency in English and local language
• Very strong mathematics and reading comprehension skills
• Demonstrated physical capability (e.g., manual dexterity)
• Excellent understanding of how to navigate tools and procedures
• Very strong written and verbal communication skills
• Very strong teamwork and coordination skills
• Strong multi-tasking ability
• Strong technical knowledge specific to business function and segment
• Basic computer software skills
• Must be a US Citizen

Accountability, Active Learning, Active Listening, Bias, Coaching, Commercial Acumen, Complex Project Management, Contract Management, Creativity, Critical Thinking, Customer Experience Strategy, Data Science, Design Thinking, Empathy, Engineering Product Development, Financial Acumen, Follow-Through, Global Sourcing, Growth Mindset, Intellectual Curiosity, Long Term Planning, Managing Ambiguity, Manufacturing Supply Chain, Negotiation

• Health & Wellbeing
• Personal & Professional Development
• Unconditional Inclusion