Technical Assembler

About SparkCharge SparkCharge is a fast-growing cleantech start-up that is reducing barriers to Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption. We design, manufacture, and sell portable, charging systems for EVs. We are looking for an entrepreneurial hands-on delivery & warehouse associate to assist with expanding our services. About the role SparkCharge is currently seeking a n Assembler at SparkCharge, you will assemble a wide variety of components to build/repair our suite of products that are utilized to bring custom solutions to our customers. You will wear many hats, be part of an exceptional team and make a real positive impact on things that matter. The position is fully in-plant. What you'll do Assemble Electro-Mechanical Systems, and their sub-assemblies, in a light manufacturing environment. Perform these tasks in conformance with written work instructions, and other quality control documentation. Maintain proper component traceability and production documentation. Perform Acceptance Tests using handheld and automated test equipment. Combine electrical wires and cables into multi-strand configurations (wire harnesses). Perform soldering of circuit boards on an as-needed basis. Communicate effectively to the team about manufacturing and/or component issues. Willingly and capably contribute to team solutions in a Lean Manufacturing environment. Willingly and successfully take ownership of varied work tasks in a startup environment. Assist team by performing duties in other areas of production/manufacturing Requirements: High school degree or GED. Written and verbal fluency with the English language. Ability to read and understand work/test instructions. Strong mechanical aptitude. Experience in Electro-Mechanical assembly operations. Capable of carrying 75# +, when needed; perform assembly work in a standing or sitting position. Experience working on teams. Commitment to working safely and helping to create an accident-free workplace. High degree of personal accountability. Proactive problem-solving approach. Ability to learn quickly, work well under pressure, and adapt to an ever-changing environment. The ideal candidate should be able to: Troubleshoot and repair printed circuit boards Work with computerized manufacturing and inventory control systems. Work around high voltage, high current, 3-phase electrical systems. Work with the various tools of Lean Manufacturing.