Description

Job Summary

Precision soldering and component assembly under a microscope, test standard products made of fibre-optic assemblies, and to produce/assist creating current work instructions for their production. Assemble and test electronic components and PCB’s.

Duties & Responsibilities:

- With the use of a Microscopic, Manufacture and alignment of electronic-optical assemblies according to Manufacturing Work Instructions
- Builds Fibre-Optic assemblies using fine materials, such as; optical fibers, lenses, glass tubes, metal parts, epoxy adhesives, and other related materials.
- Preparation of Fibre-Optic Cable and add Terminations when Required
- Configure & Test Electronic/Fibre-Optic Modules.
- Able to follow all work instructions and procedures
- Maintains the working environment in clean and proper arrangement.
- Adherence to departmental and company policies and procedures. Including the 5 “S” Principles, ISO, misc. quality system procedures
- Carry out other miscellaneous duties as may be assigned by Management

Requirements

Education:



Post-secondary certificate in related field or commensurate experience

Experience

Required: Microscopic Component Assembly/ Precision Soldering: 2-3 years

Must be detail oriented, precise and fast learner

Must be able to read, understand and follow instructions/drawings.

Preferred: Additional experience with Fibre-Optic electronic component assembly

Communication: Must be fluent in English. Must be self-motivated, and be able to communicate well with all staff levels. Must have good math, verbal and written communication skills, and must be computer literate in Excel.

Physical Demands: Ability to work with a microscope for long periods of time

Good hand eye coordination, stable hands for delicate component assembly

Occasionally lifting < 50 lbs.

Mental Demands: Fast paced, working towards critical deadlines.

Working Conditions: Test lab environment. Frequently working with 120VAC/240VAC.

📌 Production Assembly (Mississauga)
🏢 Ralliant
📍 Mississauga