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

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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