Final PCB Inspector (Bare Boards) – Aerospace QC

Stefanini, Inc; Santa Ana (CA); On-site; USD 25,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Paid vacation and holidays

401(k) with company match

Additional voluntary benefit options

Job summary

Stefanini, Inc. in Santa Ana, CA is seeking a Final Inspector to perform final visual inspection of bare PCB boards and ensure compliance with customer specifications and quality standards. The role requires reviewing travelers and SOPs and validating lot numbers and completed operations.

Responsibilities include inspecting holes, thickness, markings and conductive patterns, verifying order specs, identifying defects, and documenting findings. Overtime may be required based on production needs.

Qualifications

• Direct experience performing final inspection of PCB bare boards.
• Knowledge of flex and rigid-flex printed circuits.
• Able to read travelers, blueprints, SOPs and technical documentation in English.

Responsibilities

• Perform final visual inspection of bare board PCBs after manufacturing processes.
• Review travelers and SOPs to confirm lot numbers, panel quantities and completed operations.
• Inspect holes, thickness, markings and conductive patterns using inspection equipment.
• Verify products meet order specifications and quality standards.
• Identify defects or non-conformances and report findings to the team lead.
• Stamp and date travelers and inspection documentation; support additional quality tasks as required.

Skills

Final PCB inspection experience

Flex/Rigid-flex PCB knowledge

Ability to read travelers and SOPs

Job description

Stefanini, Inc. in Santa Ana, CA is seeking a Final Inspector to perform final visual inspection of bare PCB boards and ensure compliance with customer specifications and quality standards. The role requires reviewing travelers and SOPs and validating lot numbers and completed operations.

Responsibilities include inspecting holes, thickness, markings and conductive patterns, verifying order specs, identifying defects, and documenting findings. Overtime may be required based on production needs.