Assembly Operator

Position would require the candidate to be a W2 employee of Donatech. US Citizenship Required.

You will perform a variety of tasks in support of a manufacturing/production environment. Duties for this position includes working in a cleanroom environment, performing mechanical assembly using various tools and fasteners. Types of hardware include: machined housings, circuit cards, mirrors, motors, and optical assemblies.

Will be using chemicals and performing detailed hand manipulation with wire sleeving, solder, and bonding materials. Additionally, the operator will be required to use precision torque tools, solder, repair and/or inspect electric and mechanical systems.

This position also requires the operator to pass certifications and to work limited overtime when needed. The operator is expected to cross-train for other areas and be engaged with daily production activities that drive continuous improvement in cost, quality and schedule performance.

a variety of tasks in support of a manufacturing/production environment.

• Minimum of 2 years of work experience
• Experience working with minimal supervision
• Self‑Motivated
• Ability to read, understand and follow test instructions including technical drawings and testing process documents
• The use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for 8+ hours a day is required
• Ability to work weekends and/or overtime as required
• Ability to work in a fast‑paced environment
• US Citizenship is required

• Ability to train others in assembly processes once certified
• Experience using shop floor management software (CMES, SAP, etc.) or similar

Education Level

Required:

High school, secondary school or equivalent. Technical certificate or Associates degree is preferred.

Years of Experience

Required:

2

Physical Demands

• Walking:
  Frequent walking throughout the shift to move between workstations, cleanroom areas, and production lines.
• Standing:
  Extended periods of standing (up to 8+ hours per day) while performing assembly and inspection tasks.
• Manual Dexterity:
  Regular use of hands and fingers for detailed assembly work, including soldering, wire sleeving, bonding, and handling small components.
• Lifting/Carrying:
  Occasional lifting and carrying of parts, tools, and assemblies (light to moderate weight).
• Repetitive Motions:
  Frequent use of precision torque tools and other hand tools requiring repetitive hand and arm movements.
• Visual Focus:
  Close visual attention required for inspecting electrical and mechanical systems, reading technical drawings, and working with small components.
• PPE Use:
  Continuous use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for the duration of the shift.
• Mobility:
  Ability to bend, reach, and move safely within a cleanroom environment.
• Work Pace:
  Ability to sustain productivity in a fast‑paced environment, including limited overtime and weekend work when required.