Lead Solder Technician

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Pay Rate: $ 32-35/hr on W2
United States, Arizona, Tucson
Nov 26, 2024
Job Title: Lead Solder Technician Location with zip code: Tucson, AZ Pay Rate: $ 32-35/hr on W2 Shift Timing (Day/ Evening/ Night): Day Duration: 6+ months Required: Active Interim Security Clearance or higher is required. Job Description: Micro-soldering under a microscope for an extensive period. Build cables and harnesses from schematics. Quality verification and inspection under a microscope Identify, repair, and replace wire harnesses and cable assemblies. Recognize failures, isolate problems, and suggest appropriate corrective action Required Skill Sets: Ability to solder electronic components including surface mount, ball grid arrays, quad flat packs, and through hole parts. Operate multi-meters to conduct point-to-point current connection. Ability to use microscopes to inspect micro-components for installation verification and failure identification. Hot air rework and circuit card baking operations. Preparation, application, and curing of materials such as Humiseal, Parylene, and other conformal coatings. Ability to communicate in a team-based environment involving engineers and functional leadership. Desired Skill Sets: IPC J-Standard Solder Certification Class 3 Solder Certification Understanding of basic electronics and unpowered troubleshooting techniques. Understanding of component installation to include Tombstoning, Dead-Bug, and other general post manufacturer techniques. Ability to work with microscopic or fragile components such as 0201 resistors or 32AWG transformer wire. Years of Experience Required (if any): 5Years+ Education Level Required: Associates Degree How will the contractor's success be measured? (Quantifiable measurements) : Optimal yield of circuit card rework, First-Time-Yield > 0.95 Harness construction verification, First-Time-Yield > 0.99 Minimized damage during rework cycles, <1% errors Culture: Contractor will be working in a collaborative team environment, often communicating daily with engineers to obtain work instructions for circuit cards.