Electro-Mechanical Assembler II – Growth & Impact

Sig Sauer; Exeter (NH); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

SIG SAUER, Inc. is seeking an Assembler II, Electro-mechanical, to perform mechanical, electronic, and general assembly tasks in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

The role collaborates with team members, leads, and supervisors and requires a focus on quality and safety. The position emphasizes adherence to detailed work instructions, use of torque tools and multimeters, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Typically 2–4 years of assembly experience preferred; electro‑mechanical assembly preferred.
• Understanding of electronics and ESD.
• High attention to detail and quality focus.
• Ability to solder; certification preferred.
• Skilled with torque tools and basic torque tool operation.

Responsibilities

• Read and follow detailed work instructions; suggest clarity/improvements.
• Perform electro-mechanical assembly using multiple processes.
• Operate torque tools, electric drivers, hand tools; use multimeters and dispensers.
• Identify and correct issues in systems and perform quality inspections.
• Possess understanding of job routing sheets; may train on limited processes.
• Participate in Continuous Improvement activities; may work in other areas if needed.
• Communicate problems and corrective actions to supervision; participate in 5S activities.

Skills

Attention to detail

English communication

Team work

Self-motivated

Education

High School diploma or equivalent

Tools

Torque tools

Multimeters

Soldering

Microsoft Outlook/Word/Excel

Job description

SIG SAUER, Inc. is seeking an Assembler II, Electro-mechanical, to perform mechanical, electronic, and general assembly tasks in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

The role collaborates with team members, leads, and supervisors and requires a focus on quality and safety. The position emphasizes adherence to detailed work instructions, use of torque tools and multimeters, and the ability to work independently or as part of a team.