Electromechanical Assembly Technician – Vancouver

Reusables.com; Vancouver; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package (dental, vision,健康)

Outdoor gear discount program

Small, low-ego team with mission-first

Job summary

Reusables in Vancouver is hiring for a full-time, on-site hardware assembler starting January 2027. You will build Smart Return Bins, Stations and Media units from detailed instructions and BOMs, while contributing to production planning and quality checks.

You will work with a small team to ensure reliable units reach campuses across North America, with a focus on improving build instructions and efficiency. A strong, hands-on approach and good soldering skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Hands-on electromechanical or electronics assembly experience.
• Ability to read assembly drawings, wiring diagrams and BOMs.
• Soldering and hand-tool proficiency.
• Eligible to work in Canada and able to work on-site in Vancouver.

Responsibilities

• Assemble Smart Return Bins, Smart Return Stations, Smart Media units and subassemblies from instructions, drawings, wiring diagrams and BOMs.
• Hit weekly build targets to have units ready before customer need.
• Check own builds before test and flag defects to SI&T engineer and Hardware Lead.
• Repair, rebuild and retest units from field; servicing is year-round.
• Raise unclear steps and help fix work instructions for next builds.

Skills

Electro-mechanical assembly

Read drawings & BOMs

Soldering

Follow written instructions

Canada work eligibility & on-site in-V

Job description

Reusables in Vancouver is hiring for a full-time, on-site hardware assembler starting January 2027. You will build Smart Return Bins, Stations and Media units from detailed instructions and BOMs, while contributing to production planning and quality checks.

You will work with a small team to ensure reliable units reach campuses across North America, with a focus on improving build instructions and efficiency. A strong, hands-on approach and good soldering skills are essential.