Electronics Assembler 2 - 2nd shift

Electronic Assembly Technician

As an Electronic Assembly Technician at GE Aerospace, you will independently perform assembly tasks including PC board assembly, soldering, and mechanical assembly, ensuring each step meets quality specifications. You will use various tools and testing equipment, maintain accurate records, and provide training and mentoring to colleagues. This role requires a high school diploma or GED, relevant certifications, and 1-3 years of manufacturing experience, with a focus on precision, safety, and effective communication.

At GE Aerospace in Bohemia, you will be part of a collaborative and diverse team that values your unique perspectives and innovative spirit. You will have the opportunity to work smarter, not harder, through our ongoing LEAN transformation. Your contributions will have a meaningful impact on millions of lives, and you will share in our sense of purpose and pride. If you are ready to elevate your future, come aboard and help us advance aviation technologies for today and tomorrow.

Career growth opportunities exist at GE Aerospace, with many entry-level employees growing into leadership roles in operations or other parts of the business. There are also opportunities to continue your career at GE Aerospace in Bohemia or across the globe.

Our range of benefits includes health care starting on day one, 401(k) savings plan with generous employer match, paid time off and more. GE encourages employees to continue their education and provides financial support to further employee learning.

The GE Aerospace facility located in Islip, Long Island is dedicated to the design and manufacture of power conversion & control products, battery systems, lighting controllers, frequency converters, digital control products, control panels, inverters, power supplies, and advanced power conversion applications.

Essential functions and responsibilities include independently performing assembly tasks, following operation sheets, ensuring each step in the process is completed correctly, maintaining records, using a variety of small hand tools and production equipment, providing training and mentoring to other employees, communicating effectively, keeping your workstation, tools, and equipment organized, complying with all company safety rules and regulations, and engaging and participating in a self-directed teaming environment.

Requirements/knowledge include a high school diploma or GED, IPC-A-610 Certification, J-STD-001 Certification, 1-3 years of manufacturing experience, proficiency with basic tools and measuring devices, basic computer skills, simple mathematical counting skills, ability to interpret drawings, operation sheets, and perform in-process inspections, good hand-eye coordination and dexterity skills, and willingness to work 2nd shift schedule.

Desired qualifications include previous experience in a manufacturing environment, experience in a self-directed teaming environment, and knowledge of lean manufacturing principles.