Electronics Rework/Touch-Up Technician

Paradigm is seeking an Electronics Rework/Touch-Up Technician to support our industry leading client in Electronics Manufacturing. This is a hands-on production position responsible for completing touch-up, hand-add, soldering, and rework activities on electronic assemblies.

The ideal candidate has experience working with soldering irons or electronic rework equipment, can identify components and part numbers, and is comfortable using a microscope while completing detailed work to IPC-A-610 Class 2 standards. This position does not have supervisory responsibilities.

Job Title: Electronics Rework/Touch-Up Technician
Pay Rate: $20–$25/hr.

Type: 6-month contract to hire

Location: On-site in Hillsboro, Oregon

As an Electronics Rework/Touch-Up Technician, you will:

• Complete touch-up, hand-add, soldering, and rework activities on electronic assemblies.
  
• Ensure completed work meets IPC-A-610 Class 2 standards unless otherwise specified.
  
• Review assembly drawings, build documentation, and new-product-introduction information before beginning work.
  
• Use soldering irons, ERSA equipment, and other approved rework tools.
  
• Identify components, component part numbers, polarity, placement, and workmanship concerns.
  
• Communicate quality issues that may delay or prevent completion of an assembly.
  
• Identify and redline documentation discrepancies for review by the supervisor or document-control team.
  
• Only operate equipment for which proper training or certification has been completed.
  
• Follow ESD, chemical, MSDS, and workplace safety procedures.
  
• Maintain a clean and organized production area.
  

Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent.
  
• Previous experience with electronics touch-up, soldering, hand-add, repair, or rework.
  
• Experience working in an IPC-A-610-controlled electronics manufacturing environment.
  
• IPC-A-610 certification is strongly preferred.
  
• Experience using soldering irons or electronic rework equipment.
  
• Ability to read assembly drawings, build instructions, and other technical documentation.
  
• Ability to identify electronic components and component part numbers.
  
• Excellent attention to detail and steady hands when working with small components.
  
• Ability to work at a microscope or production workstation for extended periods.
  
• Ability to distinguish between colors accurately and identify very small components.
  
• Basic computer and Microsoft Office skills.
  
• Ability to learn LEAN manufacturing and ISO 9000 processes.
  
• Ability to comply with ITAR requirements.
  
• Ability to occasionally lift up to 10 pounds.
  

Benefits