Electronic Assembly QA Inspector: Precision PCB & SMT

SAIC; Indianapolis (IN); Presencial; USD 40.000 - 80.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

SAIC is seeking an Electronic Assembly Quality Inspector to support operations in Indianapolis, IN. The role focuses on inspecting PCBs and electronic assemblies in a manufacturing environment, following IPC A-610 and J-STD-001 standards, with emphasis on SMT, through-hole, rework and soldering processes.

You will read schematics, document results and contribute to continuous improvement. Candidates should have related experience or degrees, be comfortable with inspection equipment, and be able

Formación

• AA/HS with related experience required or equivalent experience.
• Quality, engineering or military specifications background preferred.
• US Citizen required with ability to obtain Secret clearance.
• Strong technical, analytical and engineering qualifications with customer service.
• Experience with documentation, blueprints, schematics and drawings.
• Proven problem identification and resolution skills.

Responsabilidades

• Inspect printed circuit boards and electronic assemblies per IPC standards.
• Read engineering drawings, BOMs and process docs; document results.
• Operate microscopes and inspection equipment; write quality reports.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives and communicate findings.
• Work independently, manage priorities and make quality decisions.

Conocimientos

Quality inspection

Technical qualifications

Customer service

Documentation control

Problem solving

Educación

AA Degree

High School Diploma

Herramientas

Measurement tools

X-ray inspection

Descripción del empleo

SAIC is seeking an Electronic Assembly Quality Inspector to support operations in Indianapolis, IN. The role focuses on inspecting PCBs and electronic assemblies in a manufacturing environment, following IPC A-610 and J-STD-001 standards, with emphasis on SMT, through-hole, rework and soldering processes.

You will read schematics, document results and contribute to continuous improvement. Candidates should have related experience or degrees, be comfortable with inspection equipment, and be able