Assembly Technician I at Corning Keene, NH

Corning

Keene (NH)

On-site

USD 30,307 - 35,817

Full time

4 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401(k) plan with company matching

Pension plan

Life insurance coverage

Disability benefits

PTO

Paid parental leave

Family building support

Fitness program

Disease management programs

Job summary

Itlearn360 is seeking an Assembly Technician – 1st Shift to assemble and test optical systems and sub-assemblies to precise specifications. You may do prototype work with some supervision in the Assembly Department or Clean Room, where accuracy is critical and proper technique is essential.

Main duties include preparing components, assembling per drawings, aligning systems, and documenting tests and QA results; crew works Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, with potential exposure to cleanroom

Qualifications

High School Diploma or GED required.
1–2 years industrial experience; blueprint reading; algebra & basic trigonometry.
Ability to operate in Class 10000/1000 cleanrooms and follow procedures.

Responsibilities

Prepare components and assemble into housings without supervision.
Prepare hardware (painting, alodine, priming, cleaning).
Assemble components per routers, drawings, and procedures.
Align systems to meet specifications.
Perform basic interferometry and optical testing.
Document testing results and QA submission.
Prepare assemblies for shipment with supervisor review.

Skills

Problem solving

Optical testing

Attention to detail

DMAIC yellow belt

Data gathering

Organizational skills

Adaptability

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Assembly Technician – 1st Shift

Monday - Friday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

The purpose of this position

Assemble and test optical systems and sub‑assemblies to precise specifications – prototype work with some supervision (production jobs requiring more in-depth skills). Jobs are performed in Assembly Department or Clean Room. Accuracy of assembly is extremely critical; failure to follow proper technique may not be immediately apparent.

Duties and Responsibilities

Preparation of components; assembly of components into housings without supervision
Preparation of hardware (including but not limited to painting, alodine, priming, cleaning of non‑optical surfaces)
Assembly of components per routers, drawings, and written procedures
Alignment of systems to meet specifications
Alignment of assemblies and in-process testing (basic interferometry and open optical testing)
Processing and final testing documentation per requirement with some supervision
Preparation of assemblies for shipment to customer with review from supervisor or Tech III

Requirements

Must be capable of solving routine production problems as they arise
Problem solving independently on routine production with awareness of when assistance is needed.
Must be capable of solving routine production problems as they arise
Must be capable of setting up basic optical testing and performing tests without supervision
Good organizational skills and ability to be flexible with changing work demands
Ability to gather data for submission to QA
Attention to detail and quality paramount.
Flexibility to work to deadlines.
DMAIC yellow belt training

Working Conditions

Class 10000 cleanroom in most cases,
Class 1000 cleanroom in special cases.
Lifting of materials ranging from light to medium weight from possibly floor level to approximately 2 feet above bench height.
Occasional heavy lifting with assistance

Education and Experience