Electronic Assembly Technician - Hands-On Team Player

Curtiss-Wright Corporation; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 25,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage

Dental coverage

Life and disability insurance

401k retirement

Tuition reimbursement

Paid vacation/holidays

Job summary

Curtiss-Wright Corporation in Portland, OR is seeking an Temporary Assembly Technician to assemble and test electronic products with both hardware and software components. You will follow detailed process sheets, perform visual inspections, and may work across multiple centers as priorities change.

You should be able to build cables and connectors from sketches, solder components, and operate light machinery while maintaining quality and timelines.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Read and understand drawings.
• Read and understand wiring schematics.
• Follow procedures and adapt to new processes.
• Demonstrated ability to work effectively in a team.

Responsibilities

• Assembles and tests electronic products with hardware and software systems.
• Follows Operations Methods Sheets to build products.
• Performs visual inspection of components and finished products to specified criteria.
• Mechanical assembly of sheet metal enclosures and simple soldering.
• Strip and tin wires; install hardware as needed.
• Operate light machinery and pre-test equipment before assembly.
• Cycle equipment through electronic and environmental testing equipment.
• May work in other centers and support functions as needed.

Skills

Read drawings

Read wiring schematics

Adapt to new processes

Team collaboration

Cable & connector build

Electro-mechanical assembly

Problem solving

Multi-tasking

Self-motivation

Lifting 50 lbs

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Strippers

Crimpers

Cutters

Soldering iron

Screwdrivers

Drills

Job description

Curtiss-Wright Corporation in Portland, OR is seeking an Temporary Assembly Technician to assemble and test electronic products with both hardware and software components. You will follow detailed process sheets, perform visual inspections, and may work across multiple centers as priorities change.

You should be able to build cables and connectors from sketches, solder components, and operate light machinery while maintaining quality and timelines.