About the Role
At 7:15 AM you power up your bench in our prosthetics shop and review the day’s build list. By mid-morning, you’re hand-placing components and soldering both surface-mount and through-hole connections that bring our microprocessor-controlled hydraulic knees and feet to life. After lunch, you’re routing wire harnesses, running in-process inspections, and partnering with teammates to keep production moving smoothly. At day’s end—around 5:00 PM—you’ve contributed to devices that help people move with confidence. Occasionally, you’ll join us on a Saturday (about 6 hours) to meet demand.
What You’ll Build and Do
- Solder electronic components to printed circuit boards (PCBs), including SMD and through-hole joints.
- Inspect and verify your work to ensure every assembly meets our quality standards.
- Operate soldering tools and equipment precisely while following all safety procedures.
- Collaborate with the assembly team to maintain flow and achieve production goals.
- Support adjacent electro-mechanical assembly tasks as needed to complete builds.
- Keep a tidy, well-organized workstation to promote safety and efficiency.
- Flag and report material shortages, discrepancies, or issues to your supervisor.
What You Bring
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Hands-on electronic assembly experience. Related backgrounds such as audio equipment installation, home networking, or PC building are highly relevant.
- Knowledge of soldering practices—through-hole and surface-mount techniques preferred.
- Ability to read and follow assembly instructions and technical drawings.
- Strong attention to detail and a passion for precision.
- Clear communication skills and a team-first mindset.
Schedule & Pay
- Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:15 AM – 5:00 PM; occasional Saturdays (~6 hours).
- Starting pay: $18–$21 per hour, commensurate with experience.
College Park Industries is an Equal Opportunity Employer
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