Senior Electrical Assembly Technician

TechnipFMC

. Perform high-quality soldering on printed circuit boards and splice 32AWG wires .

Posted 10/28/2026full-timeDavis • California • United StatesSenior💰 $31 - $43 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive experience in electrical assembly, including soldering, crimping, and interpreting assembly drawings. Proficient in adhering to IPC standards and capable of performing complex electrical assemblies with minimal supervision.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Electrical Assembly ExperienceSoldering And De-Soldering TechniquesIPC A-610 And IPC A620 StandardsBlueprint InterpretationSmall Hand Tool Proficiency

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Hard Skills

SolderingCrimpingWire StrippingElectrical AssemblyPrototype BuildsProblem SolvingProcess ImprovementsAssembly Drawings InterpretationElectrical Harness AssemblySub-Assembly Integration

Soft Skills

Decision MakingMultitaskingAttention To DetailTime ManagementAdaptability

Tools & Technologies

Soldering IronWire StrippersHand CuttersTweezersCrimpers

Certifications & Qualifications

IPC A-610IPC A620

Industry Keywords

Printed Circuit BoardsElectrical AssembliesDeep-Sea Remotely Operated VehiclesManipulator ArmsBills Of Materials

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Assembly

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform high-quality soldering on printed circuit boards and splice 32AWG wires
Crimp terminals onto 32AWG wires
Follow standardized work practices
Perform highly complex electrical assemblies from detailed blueprints and verbal/written instructions with minimal supervision
Inspect electrical assemblies to ensure they match assembly prints and work instructions
Periodically perform engineering electrical prototype builds
Incorporate problem solving and process improvements into workflow
Assemble electrical harnesses and sub-assemblies for integration into deep-sea remotely operated vehicles and manipulator arms

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma or equivalent
Minimum of 7 years of electrical assembly experience
Ability to read and understand basic process assembly drawings and bills of materials
Proficient in using small hand tools, including soldering iron, wire strippers, hand cutters, tweezers, and crimpers
Ability to demonstrate soldering and de-soldering techniques
Training in IPC A-610 and IPC A620 standards or similar standards preferred
Ability to work overtime
Ability to problem solve and make decisions while following company policies
Ability to multitask while meeting deadlines
Ability to stand, walk, and sit for long periods
Ability to lift up to 40 pounds
Ability to view objects under a microscope for long periods
Frequent computer use and close monitor viewing
Ability to perform repetitive crimping, soldering, and wire-stripping motions
Ability to work on concrete floors wearing steel-toe boots for 8–12 hours per day
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection and steel-toe boots
Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. without restriction; employment visa sponsorship is not available