The successful candidate will inspect; Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) items, soldered assemblies to IPC J-STD-001D Class 2, electronics assemblies to IPC-A-610D, machined & welded manufactured items, and witness test/inspect sub-systems to MIL-STDS and propriety drawings/specifications throughout a multi-year contract as well as other current programs.

This is a hardware / electronics inspector job and so both electrical/electronic and mechanical skills (knowledge of machining, welding, dimensional inspection, etc.) are desired. Candidates must be good at data entry and use of computer software for record keeping and reporting and for operation of computer controlled hardware units. Candidates must also be detail oriented and possess organizational skills.

Other routine duties of this position are those of an Electronics Technician (DOT 17-3023.01) and Inspector (DOT 51-9061.00). Tasks carried out involve design quality review, quality planning, quality audits and quality assurance/control (including production oversight, and test) for specialized LTA vehicle and ground processing station electronic parts. Work is conducted in a team environment with our Design Engineering, Production Planning, Production Engineering and Manufacturing and with government, military and commercial customer representatives. Candidates must be willing to travel occasionally to various production facilities and field sites (worldwide) and must show excellent interpersonal skills.

Required Skills

(IPC) soldering or electronic assembly credentials

Nice To Have Skills

Military experience in aircraft or weapons system electronics maintenance is also relevant – former non-commissioned officers with specialties related to avionics/electronics in any branch of the U.S. Military Required Certifications highly qualified candidates will have an Associates Degree in a relevant technical area or certified/accredited Vocational Training related to Electronics Manufacturing and Assembly