Ready to Build Boards That Speak Up in Emergencies?When critical messages need to reach people fast—during lockdowns, hospital codes, or natural disasters—Valcom systems help make that happen. Those systems begin as meticulously assembled printed circuit boards. If you like solving problems with your hands and your head, we’ll teach you how to bring those boards to life.Why This Role Might Fit YouPrefer late starts? The core schedule is Monday–Thursday, 4:00 pm–2:30 am, with mornings wide openEarn an extra $1.00/hour for second shiftPlenty of overtime available on Fridays (and occasional Saturdays)No prior electronics experience? We’ll provide hands‑on training in SMT and through‑hole assemblyGrow fast by cross‑training—your initiative is noticed hereWhat You’ll TacklePicture your first hour: you review the traveler, load feeders, verify programs, and run a first‑article inspection. The rest of your shift, you’ll keep production humming:Run, set up, and switch over SMT and through‑hole equipment for a variety of buildsProgram offsets, speeds, and placements to match each board and componentInspect output at multiple checkpoints to safeguard qualityTop off materials, replace consumables, and complete routine maintenance tasksTroubleshoot line issues with teammates to protect yield and scheduleThe SettingWork in a clean, climate‑controlled space with low to moderate noise. Expect to stand and move for most of the shift, handle small parts, and use hand tools—finishing each day with visible results you helped create.About ValcomFor nearly 50 years, Valcom has delivered voice paging, intercom, and emergency notification solutions. Nearly all products are engineered, manufactured, and supported in our 120,000‑square‑foot Roanoke, VA facility. We are part of Potter Global Technologies and offer a distinctive employee ownership program backed by KKR. As a co‑owner, you have a meaningful say in our progress and share in the value as we grow—an uncommon benefit versus typical manufacturers. We also provide a 401(k) match, PTO, 10 paid holidays, an emergency grant program, and free financial advising.What It TakesMechanical aptitude and curiosity to troubleshoot and learnHigh attention to detail—our products help protect peopleComfort with basic computer tasks; can follow written instructions in EnglishTeam‑first attitude; willing to cross‑train and shift gears as priorities changeCan stand for a 10‑hour shift, lift up to 25 lbs, and work with small components and hand toolsOpen to overtime—Fridays frequently and some SaturdaysExperience is welcome but not required—we’ll train the right person