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Advanced Assembly Electronic Manufacturing-SMT Technician Floater 2nd Shift in Aurora, Colorado
Advanced Assembly was named a Top Workplace two years in a row!!
Advanced Assembly is the premier electronics manufacturer in the US, located in Aurora, Colorado. Specializing in printed circuit board assembly, we build the latest electronic circuitry designs from leading technology companies in every sector, from aerospace to cutting-edge medical devices. We are known for our speed and high quality in our work. It's a fun place to work. We are continuously innovating our processes and systems to stay on the cutting edge of software technology. Our vision is to have the best employees working to provide an outstanding service experience, and the coolest technology solutions for our customers. We look forward to you joining the team
Position Summary
You are ... Performs the duties of multiple SMT positions to prepare, verify or place components on Printed Circuit Boards including the positions of Tray Cut, Tray Load, Reel Load, Tray and Reel Verification, and Hand Place. Acts independently to identify bottlenecks or priority work and completes the tasks necessary to meet production goals. Fills in for individuals on PTO, breaks or lunches.
Knowledge, Skill Sets, Education, Experience What you'll need: High School diploma or equivalent Flexibility to work scheduled hours and extra hours as required Operate a computer and basic software at a proficient level Excellent communication skills
What you'll do: Read and understand manufacturing procedures and other necessary documentation
Review all documents on file for the build in the internal system.
Segregate discrepant parts and assure they are properly identified.
Record all part errors, discrepancies, and questions in the "Hold" database
Stop the process if conditions do not ensure quality product
Check work of previous process and verify quality of your own work. Report to Leadership any repetitive discrepancy in products.
Update the internal Database system
Complete the documentation for all work done in the assigned sections.
As needed, complete equipment set up and maintenance. Complete and sign all records and logs
Tray Cut
Regularly clean and inspect trays.
Sort SMD components and assign each to trays, reels, or hand place. Update status in software to develop a tray layout and generate additional placement files
Using laser cutter, print tray layout and adhere to bare tray. Print report
Tray Load/Verification Station
Using the written specifications from the customer (BOM), internal software, information contained in the holds system and part datasheets, load components into trays
Verify the position, presence and polarity of the component is accurate.
Inspect trays for missing parts, shorted parts, wrong parts or part values, incorrect part markings, wrong packages, incorrectly loaded parts, ICs with bent leads, other damage, or parts that don't fit the footprint, etc
Reel Load/Verification Station
Determine correct feeder size, for each SMD component assigned to reels, and place in appropriate magazine slot. Load component reels into magazines and feed tape into feeders.
Inspect and verify components in magazines against the report. Check for missing parts, wrong parts, incorrect part values, incorrect part markings, wrong packages, incorrectly loaded parts, damaged parts, or parts that don't fit the footprint, etc.
Unload reels and ensure any leftover components are placed back in original packaging.
Hand Location: 20100 E 32nd Pkwy, #225Place Station
Set up reflow oven and select correct reflow profile for each circuit board reflowed
Using the written specifications from the customer (BOM), internal