Precision Assembler

What you'll do

• Assemble finger, thumb, wrist, gearhead, and actuator mechanisms from engineering drawings; route and tension tendons and cables.
• Torque fasteners, apply adhesives and lubricants, install components, and verify assemblies using precision measuring tools.
• Maintain accurate build records and flag issues with parts, drawings, or work instructions.

What they ask for

• High school diploma or GED.
• Demonstrated fine-motor precision work with your hands.
• Ability to read mechanical drawings and assembly work instructions.
• Availability for overtime and occasional weekend work during production pushes.

Nice to have

• Watchmaking, precision instrument repair, medical device assembly, magnified assembly, cable work, or miniature mechanism assembly.
• Three or more years of fine-tolerance assembly, repair, or fabrication, which may qualify you at the Assembler II level.

Tools

engineering drawings, precision measuring tools, pin gauges, micrometers, dial indicators, calibrated low-range torque drivers, ESD