SMT Electronics Operator: Precision Assembly & QA (6am Shift)

RØDE; Sydney; On-site; AUD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

RØDE is seeking a full-time Electronics Operator to join our SMT team in Sydney. The role covers SMT production, through-hole soldering, AOI inspection, PCBA assembly and rework, with emphasis on accuracy and safety.

You will handle components, maintain orderliness, and record production times while supporting routine maintenance and changeovers. The shift runs 6am–2:06pm, reflecting a hands-on manufacturing environment in Australia.

Qualifications

• Experience or knowledge of electronic components and assembly processes.
• Background in electronics manufacturing (highly regarded).
• Strong manual dexterity, with the ability to handle small, delicate components.
• Good mechanical aptitude and confidence using tools and fixtures.
• High attention to detail with a focus on quality and accuracy.
• Comfortable working independently and managing your own output.
• Experience assembling or inspecting products under a microscope (preferred).

Responsibilities

• Operate SMT production equipment safely and efficiently.
• Perform through-hole soldering to IPC standards.
• Operate selective soldering and AOI (Automated Optical Inspection) equipment.
• Carry out PCBA assembly, inspection and rework to a high standard.
• Ensure accuracy by self-checking work and minimising errors.
• Replenish components and materials, and complete job changeovers smoothly.
• Accurately record task times against Production Orders.
• Maintain a clean, organised, and safe work area.
• Support minor maintenance activities as required.
• Assist with other tasks as directed by team leaders, supervisors and managers.

Skills

Electronics assembly

IPC standards

Manual dexterity

Tool handling

Tools

AOI equipment

Selective soldering tools

Job description

RØDE is seeking a full-time Electronics Operator to join our SMT team in Sydney. The role covers SMT production, through-hole soldering, AOI inspection, PCBA assembly and rework, with emphasis on accuracy and safety.

You will handle components, maintain orderliness, and record production times while supporting routine maintenance and changeovers. The shift runs 6am–2:06pm, reflecting a hands-on manufacturing environment in Australia.