Optical Mechanical Assembler First Shift

Intelligent Manufacturing Solutions (IMS); Londonderry (NH); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Intelligent Manufacturing Solutions (IMS) is seeking an Optical Mechanical Assembler for 1st shift in Londonderry, NH. The role involves fabricating optical components via profiling, cutting, milling, grinding, polishing, edging, and testing using precision equipment.

Reading blueprints and following safety and maintenance procedures is required. The position may involve leading others in test setup and alignment as experience grows.

Qualifications

• Experience with optical assemblies and lenses preferred.
• Knowledge of IPC-610 workmanship standards.
• Ability to read and interpret blueprints or technical drawings.

Responsibilities

• Soldering: fine-pitch and shielded cable assembly under magnification.
• Work in a cleanroom environment.
• Follow IPC-610 workmanship requirements.
• Follow ESD procedures and safety rules.
• Read and follow visual work instructions and specifications.
• Use precision hand/tools, torque-controlled screwdrivers, and fixtures per instructions.
• Handle optical components (lenses, mirrors, filters) without contamination or damage.

Skills

Optical assemblies experience

IPC workmanship requirements

Soldering & hand tools

Cleanroom environment experience

Blueprint reading

ESD procedures

Reading specs

Education

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent

Job description

Description: JOB DESCRIPTIONTITLE: Optical Mechanical Assembler 1st ShiftReports To: Production Cell ManagerSupervises: none

Job Summary

Performs various functions associated with fabrication of optical components such as profiling, cutting, milling, grinding, beveling, blocking, polishing, edging, cleaning and testing using appropriate machines and equipment. Uses a variety of metrology and inspection tools to test and inspect optical components for accuracy and quality. Required to read and understand blueprints and technical drawings. Follows appropriate safety and equipment maintenance procedures. May build or modify equipment used to test precision options and, at higher levels, lead others in their use.

COMPLEXITY & PROBLEM SOLVING

Works on assignments that are semi-routine in nature and selects best option from a set of defined procedures/solutions using common sense and experience of similar situations. Problems are typically known, defined, and readily apparent, however some issues may occasionally require fact finding to resolve. Impact will be limited, typically to the immediate team although wider impact is likely in customer-facing roles. Financial accountability is limited to awareness of costs and/or service level requirements and expectations. This role may also work on assignments that are moderately difficult, guided by defined and documented processes. May be expected to adapt solutions to other problems for related situations. Encounters problems which are varied but generally similar. Requires some fact finding in order to fully understand the issue and consider the most appropriate response. Impact varies between immediate and short term (less than one year). Scope of impact typically at the department or team level; wider impact in customer-facing roles. Financial accountability is typically confined to awareness and management of cost in relation to own work.

Key Responsibilities

• Experience using soldering equipment, including fine-pitch soldering and shielded cable assembly under magnification.
• Experience working in a cleanroom environment.
• Knowledge of IPC-610 workmanship requirements.
• Understanding electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures.
• Ability to follow visual work instructions and product specifications.
• Ability to select and correctly use precision hand tools, power tools, torque-controlled screwdrivers, and assembly fixtures in accordance with approved work instructions and specified fastening requirements.
• Optical handling: Handle lenses, mirrors, and filters using approved methods to prevent contamination and surface damage; optical handling and alignment are relevant assembler skills.
• Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field.

Requirements

EDUCATION/ EXPERIENCE

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent work experience.
• At least 3 years of experience in the assembly or related field.
• Working knowledge of IPC workmanship requirements.
• Experience with optical assemblies, such as products containing lenses, is preferred.

Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. This job description reflects management’s assignment of essential functions; it does not prescribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned.