Electromechanical Assembly Tech for Firearm Simulation

VirTra, Inc.; Chandler (AZ); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

VirTra, Inc. is seeking an experienced electrical assembly technician to support production of recoil kits, magazines, and related components.

The role involves assembling complex electronic/mechanical assemblies with firearms-safe protocols, performing soldering, testing, and troubleshooting in a high-reliability manufacturing setting. The candidate will read detailed assembly drawings, manage small parts per BOM, use basic test equipment, and log time by project code.

Qualifications

• High school or technical school graduate.
• 5 years previous experience in electrical assembly.
• IPC-A-610 certification a plus.
• Small part assembly experience a plus.

Responsibilities

• Assemble and repair circuit boards including SMT and through-hole components.
• Use test tools (multimeter, oscilloscope) to troubleshoot and verify assemblies.
• Read and interpret assembly drawings and BOMs.
• Maintain quality and follow ISO 9001 processes.
• Work under a microscope for extended periods.
• Handle small electrical components and fasteners with precision.
• Operate basic hand and machine tools and support production lines.
• Be able to perform repetitive tasks in a low to medium volume environment.
• Possess programming skills using Atmel or similar software.

Skills

Circuit board assembly

Soldering (SMT and through hole)

Electronics fundamentals

Test equipment usage

Reading assembly drawings

Bill of Materials comprehension

Procurement basics

Programming (Atmel)

MAT level 3

Safety with firearms

High reliability manufacturing

Microscope work

Education

High school or technical school

IPC-A-610 certification (plus)

Tools

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Microscope

Job description

VirTra, Inc. is seeking an experienced electrical assembly technician to support production of recoil kits, magazines, and related components.

The role involves assembling complex electronic/mechanical assemblies with firearms-safe protocols, performing soldering, testing, and troubleshooting in a high-reliability manufacturing setting. The candidate will read detailed assembly drawings, manage small parts per BOM, use basic test equipment, and log time by project code.