Electronics Manufacturing Quality Inspector

Lockheed Martin; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 37,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Lockheed Martin in Sunnyvale, CA seeks an Inspector to verify electronics manufacturing processes and hardware assemblies against engineering drawings and specifications.

You will inspect in-process and finished parts, witness hi-pot and continuity tests, and document non-conformances while supporting engineering and QA teams. This role covers solar array parts, circuit card assemblies, wiring, and flight hardware; familiarity with plating, soldering, and finishing processes is desirable.

Qualifications

• Satisfactory performance as an Inspector, Electronics Manufacturing Processes Trainee and demonstrated understanding of area systems, process, and quality policies.
• Experience inspecting electronics and mechanical assemblies.
• Knowledge of finish and processing methods and standards; metals and materials worked with; chemistry as applied to finishing and processing.
• Ability to use precision measuring instruments; read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and engineering data.

Responsibilities

• Inspect parts, assemblies, and materials for conformance to drawings, specs, and data.
• Inspect in-process steps and completed work on electronics parts and assemblies.
• Witness or perform hi-pot and continuity tests on wiring.
• Generate non-conformance documentation for hardware.
• Assist QA and engineering in processing product, manufacturing, and test documentation.

Skills

Electronics inspection

Reading engineering drawings

Precision measuring instruments

Quality policies knowledge

Job description

Lockheed Martin in Sunnyvale, CA seeks an Inspector to verify electronics manufacturing processes and hardware assemblies against engineering drawings and specifications.

You will inspect in-process and finished parts, witness hi-pot and continuity tests, and document non-conformances while supporting engineering and QA teams. This role covers solar array parts, circuit card assemblies, wiring, and flight hardware; familiarity with plating, soldering, and finishing processes is desirable.