Assembler

Aviso, LLC; Fremont (CA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Aviso, LLC is seeking a meticulous Precision Microscope Assembler & Rework Specialist to perform high-precision rework and assembly on miniature components using a dedicated microscope station. The role requires exceptional fine motor control, steady hands, and sustained concentration.

You will handle micro-parts with tweezers, perform visual quality checks, and follow established production procedures to ensure consistent part quality.

Qualifications

• Proven hands-on experience using microscopes in a professional/manufacturing setting.
• History of handling, inspecting, and reworking micro-components under magnification.
• Superior hand-eye coordination and advanced fine motor capabilities.
• Adeptness in manipulating tweezers and high-precision hand tools.
• Capacity to remain seated and operate under a microscope most of the workday.
• Attention to detail and commitment to quality control.
• Ability to absorb training criteria quickly and distinguish good parts from defects.
• Stamina to sustain accuracy during repetitive fine-scale operations.

Responsibilities

• Execute intricate rework on micro-components using a microscope station.
• Use tweezers and precision hand tools to extract parts and seat replacements.
• Move delicate items safely to prevent damage during assembly.
• Conduct rigorous visual inspections to distinguish compliant vs. non-compliant parts.
• Perform basic quality QA on own output and know when rework is needed.
• Follow documented procedures and quality benchmarks.
• Maintain high precision and uniform quality across repetitive tasks.
• Collaborate with production and QA to meet goals.

Skills

Microscope operation

Fine motor skills

Visual inspection

Hand tool manipulation

Attention to detail

Rework under magnification

Tools

Tweezers

Microscope station

Job description

Job Title: Precision Microscope Assembler & Rework Specialist

Position Overview

We are actively seeking meticulous assembly professionals with practical microscope expertise to execute high-precision rework, assembly, and visual quality checks on miniature components. Success in this role demands exceptional fine motor control, stellar hand-eye coordination, steadfast patience, and the stamina to maintain strict concentration during prolonged magnification work.

Core Responsibilities

• Execute intricate rework on micro-components utilizing a dedicated microscope station.
• Employ tweezers and specialized hand tools to carefully extract compromised parts and precisely seat replacements.
• Maneuver delicate, miniature items safely to prevent product damage during all phases of assembly.
• Conduct rigorous visual inspections to differentiate between compliant and non-compliant parts.
• Administer foundational quality assurance on your own output, independently identifying when further rework is necessary.
• Adhere strictly to documented production procedures and established quality benchmarks.
• Sustain high precision and uniform quality across repetitive, meticulous tasks.
• Partner effectively with peers in both production and quality assurance to meet operational goals.

Required Qualifications

• Proven, hands-on experience utilizing microscopes in a professional or manufacturing setting.
• Demonstrated history of handling, inspecting, and reworking micro-components under magnification.
• Superior hand-eye coordination and advanced fine motor capabilities.
• Adeptness in manipulating tweezers and other high-precision hand tools.
• Capacity to remain seated and operate under a microscope for the majority of the workday.
• Unwavering attention to detail coupled with a steadfast commitment to quality control.
• Aptitude for rapidly absorbing training criteria to distinguish acceptable parts from defects.
• Mental stamina to sustain accuracy and focus during repetitive, fine-scale operations.

Preferred Background

Candidates bringing experience from one or more of the following industries will be given strong preference:

• Surface-Mount Technology (SMT) or general electronics assembly and rework.
• Printed Circuit Board (PCB) assembly and component-level repair.
• Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) facilities.
• Medical device manufacturing requiring miniature part manipulation and microscope use.
• Any precision assembly, inspection, or rework discipline involving micro-parts.