Electronics Assembly Lead

MKS Instruments, Inc.; Batu Kawan; On-site; MYR 33,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

MKS Instruments Malaysia is seeking a production assembler to manually assemble electronic component parts, including preparation, placement and installation according to strict procedures and quality standards.

The role reports to the Production Supervisor. It requires 2–5 years in electronics manufacturing, basic English, and a disciplined, reliable team player mindset. Shift flexibility, 12-hour cycles, and adherence to 5S and safety programs are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum SPM/SPMV/certificate with good growth mindset.
• 2–5 years’ experience in electronics manufacturing.
• Manual soldering is an added advantage.
• Basic knowledge of English (read and write).
• High professional mindset, disciplined and reliable.
• Knowledge of standards in electronic components handling preferred.
• Basic Excel experience is required.
• Strong communication skills and a team player.

Responsibilities

• Manual assembly of electronic components according to assembly procedures, specs and quality standards.
• Prepare, place, and install component parts; follow quality, health, safety and security rules.
• Report to Production Supervisor and inform manager of abnormal deviations to processes, machines or components.
• Contribute to regular efficiency improvements through discipline and professional ethics.
• Participate in team-level quality improvement initiatives, 5S and safety procedures.

Skills

Manual soldering

Team player

Basic English

Strong communication skills

Education

SPM/SPMV/certificate

Tools

Excel

Job description

MKS Instruments Malaysia is seeking a production assembler to manually assemble electronic component parts, including preparation, placement and installation according to strict procedures and quality standards.

The role reports to the Production Supervisor. It requires 2–5 years in electronics manufacturing, basic English, and a disciplined, reliable team player mindset. Shift flexibility, 12-hour cycles, and adherence to 5S and safety programs are essential.