Assembler Tester

### Benefits You'll Love

- Competitive medical with prescription coverage from hire date

- Dental and vision from hire date

- $50,000 life insurance policy from hire date

- Employee Assistance Program

- Free will preparation

- Flexible Spending Accounts (Health Care FSA and Dependent Care FSA)

- 401(k) with company match of 5%

- Retirement income account and financial planning program

- Annual cash incentive plan (bonus)

- Sign-on bonus: $250 after 30 days and an additional $750 at 6 months (total $1,000)

- 13 paid holidays annually, 10 days of vacation, and 5 sick days

- Tuition reimbursement for education

- Adoption assistance

- Alternate work schedule options and voluntary overtime

### Become a Key Player as an Assembler/Tester B

You will join the team as an assembler/tester contributing to the production of small, precision pumps and pneumatic components that support aviation and defense applications. You will work onsite in a cell-based manufacturing environment (onsite; US/Eastern), collaborate closely with 2–3 teammates, and deliver assemblies that meet strict dimensional and quality standards. This is a direct-hire role focused on long-term tenure and technical craftsmanship.

### Here's How You'll Make an Impact on the Team

- Build small, complex assemblies (typically 60–150 pieces) to exact specifications

- Use precision hand tools and measuring equipment to assemble and verify components

- Read and interpret blueprints and written work instructions to meet tolerances

- Operate test-stand equipment and perform functional testing on finished assemblies

- Troubleshoot assembly issues and apply corrective actions to ensure product quality

- Work collaboratively in a close-proximity cell environment and communicate status with team members

- Complete manual-dexterity and other role-specific assessments as part of the interview process

### Here's What You'll Need to Be Successful in This Role

- U.S. citizenship (must be confirmed prior to submission)

- High school diploma or GED (must present a copy prior to interview)

- Mechanically inclined with at least 2 years of relevant experience or equivalent mechanical schooling (examples: precision technical work, building small electromechanical items)

- Proven ability to read and interpret technical drawings or blueprints

- Experience using hand tools and measuring devices (micrometers, calipers, etc.)

- Strong attention to detail and manual dexterity

- Dependable, self-motivated, and able to work effectively in a small team/cell environment

- Willingness to complete required assessments (Mandex test and manual dexterity test)

### Here's What Else Might Help You Out

- Soldering experience or experience with electrical components

- Prior experience working in cell-based assembly environments

- Background as an auto mechanic or similar hands-on technical roles

### Pay Range

$18.40 - $23.00/hour

### Ready to Make Your Mark?

This role may fill quickly. Submit your resume to be considered.