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Spartronics

Electronics Assembler (Entry-Level)

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Spartronics | Plaistow, NH

Electronics Assembler – Entry Level

Launch Your Career in Electronics Manufacturing


Are you hands-on, detail-oriented, and interested in how electronics are built? Whether you’ve worked with tools, built computers, repaired equipment, taken technical classes, or just enjoy working with your hands and learning new skills—we want to hear from you.


At Spartronics, we build high-performance electronic products used in Aerospace & Defense, Medical Devices, and Industrial Technology. These are products that matter—and we’ll train you to be part of the team that builds them.

No electronics manufacturing experience? No problem. We provide training and opportunities to grow your skills and career.


Work Location:

Spartronics; 27 Hale Spring Rd; Plaistow, NH 03865


Work Hours

This is a 1st Shift position. Our work hours are Monday-Thursday 6:30am-4pm and Friday 7am-11am. Overtime, as needed.


What You’ll Do

As an Electronics Assembler, you’ll work with a team to build and assemble electronic and mechanical products in a clean, high-tech manufacturing environment.


Typical responsibilities include:

  • Using hand tools and power tools to assemble electronic and mechanical components
  • Following step-by-step work instructions and diagrams
  • Learning soldering and cable/wire assembly techniques
  • Reading basic schematics and drawings
  • Using computers to access work instructions and production systems
  • Inspecting your work to ensure high quality
  • Keeping your workspace clean and organized
  • Supporting team production goals and safety standards

What You’ll Learn

At Spartronics, this role is a great starting point for a long-term manufacturing or technical career. You’ll have opportunities to learn:

  • IPC/J-STD soldering certifications
  • Electronics assembly techniques
  • Cable and harness assembly
  • Inventory and manufacturing systems
  • Blueprint and schematic reading
  • Quality and inspection processes

Many of our employees grow into advanced assembly, test, quality, engineering support, or leadership roles.

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