Raytheon

Summary:

Assembles, modifies, reworks, and repairs the full range of SAS developmental and non-developmental mechanical and electronic assemblies from formal, released planning and work instructions. Performs complex mechanical and electrical assembly using schematics , engineering drawings, sketches and uncontrolled work instructions. Requires minimal supervision on a daily basis to perform and complete assigned work and tasks.

Duties and Responsibilities:

1. Works from formal, controlled, written work instructions from both physical paper documentation and electronic “paperless” computer documentation or works from schematic, engineering drawings, sketches, and uncontrolled work instructions.
2. Demonstrates the ability to perform assigned tasks from verbal instructions and engineering recommendations in support of non-deliverable product development.
3. Under the guidance of supervision or engineering, demonstrates the ability to perform initial unit diagnostic evaluation and troubleshooting to determine required rework of tested items.
4. Performs low level testing/evaluation using in-circuit testers, card conditioning chambers, FACT equipment, continuity lights or other go/no-go devices and DVM’s.
5. Assembles electronic and mechanical assemblies, sub-assemblies, printed wiring boards, standard/non-standard modules, and unit assemblies. Performs soldering, wire preparation, crimping, torqueing, and touch-up conformal coating operations.
6. Inspects own work through the assembly process for compliance with acceptance procedures.
7. Positions and connects parts, wires, and cables within the process of electronic and mechanical tasks to ensure that they are reasonably accessible for removal and replacement and are mechanically connected and soldered according to prescribes standards. Possesses skills and ability to perform component preparation takes utilizing standard and non-standard component prep tooling to enable component lead forms to meet prescribed standers.
8. Performs alternate wiring assembly installation using isopads and jumper wires per written work instructions to prescribed standards.
9. Determines proper terminal connections for components and parts and installs components for proper orientation and polarity.
10. Demonstrates the ability to operate automated and unique assembly manufacturing equipment, such as auto line screen print, pick and place automated component.
11. Soldering, mass reflow and vapor phase automated soldering, air-vac soldering station and special equipment/test gap welder planner pack operations.
12. Possesses skills and ability to utilize computer equipment to generate and maintain data spreadsheets.

Required Education:

• High school diploma or GED

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Raytheon is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, age, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected Veteran status.