Official title: Kokoonpanoteknikko (Assembly Technician)
Location: Olarinluoma, Espoo, Uusimaa, Finland | Employment information: Full-time; on-site at the Espoo assembly facility
The Assembly Technician contributes directly to the Advanced ALD assembly team by building and installing components with documented technical references. Work calls for practical judgement when using tools and equipment, as well as a methodical approach to installation checks, leak testing and records. The role is not limited to fitting parts: it also supports system testing and fault diagnosis with test engineers, keeps the work area orderly, and participates in continuous improvement. Communication with several teams and functions is part of the role, making cooperative working as important as individual initiative.
Responsibilities
- Assemble and install mechanical components by using the 3D models supplied for the equipment.
- Fit electrical and pneumatic components with reference to PI diagrams and electrical drawings.
- Carry out installation quality assurance activities, including leak testing where required.
- Support test engineers during system testing and practical fault diagnosis.
- Apply the quality and safety instructions that govern the assembly work.
- Maintain the documentation associated with assembly and installation activities.
- Keep the workstation clean, orderly and ready for continuing technical work.
- Take part in continuous improvement work using Lean and 5S principles.
- Cooperate with different teams and functions across the organisation during the work.
Qualifications
- A general understanding of assembly work is required for this technical position.
- Applicants need experience using varied tools and equipment, or readiness to learn their use.
- The role requires an independent, proactive and hands-on way of working.
- Good cooperation and teamwork skills are required for work with multiple functions.
- Basic English is required because Finnish and English are used by the team and company documentation is in English; no licence requirement is stated.
- Preferred: Previous experience with vacuum technology is an advantage.
- Preferred: Familiarity with cleanroom requirements or cleanroom work is an advantage.
- Preferred: Ability to read electrical drawings, including wire routing and connector assemblies, is an advantage.
- Preferred: Ability to read PI diagrams is an advantage.
Skills and Competencies
- Mechanical assembly and installation skills are used to build equipment components accurately.
- Electrical and pneumatic component assembly supports the installation tasks assigned to the technician.
- 3D model interpretation helps guide component assembly and installation work.
- PI and electrical drawing interpretation supports the fitting of components and connections.
- Leak testing and installation quality assurance contribute to checks on completed work.
- System testing and troubleshooting skills support collaboration with test engineers.
- Documentation skills are used to maintain records connected with assembly activities.
- Lean and 5S awareness supports continuous improvement and an orderly workstation.
- Cross-functional teamwork enables coordination with different teams and functions.
Benefits and Employment Information
- Beneq's careers information describes competitive benefits and valued perks, without detailing the individual provisions for this role.
- This Assembly Technician position is full-time and on-site at the Espoo assembly facility; the vacancy does not publish a salary.