Robot Assembly Technician

What You'll Do:

The Robotic Assembly Technician plays a key role in maintaining production quality by troubleshooting and repairing rejected bases from the line. Duties include diagnosing faults in components (e.g., liners, DFIs, and cards), performing component-level repairs or replacements, and ensuring all units meet quality standards before re-entering production. After completing daily repair targets, the technician supports related operations such as the production lines.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

This list of duties and responsibilities is not all-inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties and responsibilities as deemed necessary.

• Receives and evaluates parts that do not meet production quality standards
• Troubleshoots rejected bases (e.g., cards, liners, DFIs) to identify root causes and implement effective solutions
• Repairs and reworks components to ensure all products meet or exceed quality and performance standards
• Performs wiring and connector repairs on printed circuit boards (PCBs)
• Diagnoses and troubleshoots unit issues, including assessment of components and wiring
• Accurately documents all repairs and findings in Whisker Ops
• Collaborates with production, quality, and engineering teams to communicate issues and drive corrective actions
• Demonstrates flexibility by adapting to changing production priorities and workflows
• Rotates between multiple production lines (I.e. assembly work) and product types as needed
• Supports assembly line operations where and when required
• Manages material handling tasks, including breaking down Gaylords and moving products as necessary
• Maintains proper inventory levels of supplies in the Assembly Tech area
• Performs additional duties and responsibilities as assigned