Electromechanical Tech

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Title: Electromechanical assembly
Location: 110 Schlumberger Dr, Sugar Land TX
Pay Rate: $23.00 - 25.00
Job Code: 82140309
The Manufacturing Technician is responsible for performing technical duties in one of the functional areas: electronic, mechanical or systems. The Manufacturing Technician complete tests, measurements, operations and process controls. * Perform technical duties on functional work group projects. * Employ test techniques and procedures for key cell projects. * Use job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists, quality travelers and bills of material. * Maintain production tools and equipment. * Perform troubleshooting to diagnose product, process or program defects and repair them. * Ensure ability to: read blueprints; identify components; perform wire preparation, stripping and crimping; perform harness repair and termination; use pertinent manual hand tools. Maintain skills in electronics, hydraulics and mechanical assemblies, automated machine operation and programming. * Use the guiding principles and tools of the Manufacturing System to drive continuous improvement.

Minimum Experience:
1 to 2 years

Education:
Associates degree preferred, but not a hard requirement as they will consider experience as part of the review process.

Manager prefers candidates with a background in electronics. Mechanical is also a need, but they deal with more electronics based equipment that do have a tie with mechanical and hydraulic style pieces. An electro/mechanical background would be best for their needs and application.

Key Skills & Abilities:
Able to select and use hand tools and power tools, read schematics, understand bill of material and parent / child structures, able to navigate simple software
Shift: 06:00 to 15:30 Monday through Friday.

Kindly share resume with answers: 
Q1: How many years of manufacturing or technical experience do you have? What equipment or products have you assembled, tested, or repaired?
Q2: What electronics or electrical equipment have you worked on, and how do you troubleshoot a component that fails a test?