Assembly Technician

Production Technician

(Electronics / Manufacturing Environment)

The Role

An established technology manufacturer is seeking a Production Technician to support the accurate and timely delivery of customer orders. The role involves the manufacture, modification, inspection, calibration, and repair of electronic instruments, working within a quality-driven production environment.

This position would suit someone with hands-on electronics assembly experience who enjoys working to high standards in a structured manufacturing setting.

Key Responsibilities

Production & Assembly

• Assemble products and small sub-assemblies in line with defined processes and work instructions
• Modify and rework electronic instruments to meet customer-specific requirements
• Carry out soldering tasks, including through-hole and surface-mount components
• Support production output by maintaining appropriate stock levels of assemblies and finished units

Inspection, Calibration & Repair

• Perform incoming inspection of instruments returned for service or repair
• Carry out calibration activities using specialist equipment and controlled gas systems
• Calibrate electronic instruments using bespoke tools and fixtures
• Characterise sensors to trained competency levels and manage sensor inventory
• Inspect equipment and record quality and performance data accurately
• Diagnose and repair units within defined training limits, escalating complex issues when required

Quality, Process & Safety

• Verify completed equipment against agreed quality and process standards
• Follow work instructions, safety procedures, and documentation accurately
• Work safely within a laboratory and production environment, including controlled substances
• Take ownership of the workspace and contribute ideas to improve efficiency, quality, and workflow
• Support the development and continuous improvement of production processes

Team & Development

• Work effectively both independently and as part of a wider production team
• Support the training of new or cross-skilled colleagues when required
• Remain flexible and adaptable to changing production priorities

Skills & Experience Required

• Practical soldering experience (through-hole and surface mount)
• Experience assembling small electronic sub-assemblies
• Background in electronics manufacturing or production environments
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions accurately
• High attention to detail with a strong focus on quality
• Good manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination
• Confident using manual and electronic hand tools
• Strong problem-solving skills
• Comfortable working at pace while maintaining accuracy
• Willingness to carry out some manual handling

Training & Development

• Comprehensive training provided, including product-specific tools, calibration techniques, and safety procedures