Electrical Assembly Technicians
Dracoe HQ / North Carolina
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The Factory
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Full Time
About
The Factory
The Factory is where concepts are engineered, industrialized, and executed at scale.
We take validated designs - developed internally in our Workshop or provided by customers - and progress them through rigorous Design for Assembly (DfA) and Design for Manufacturing (DfM) processes. Our focus is on optimizing products for automated, repeatable, high-throughput production.
Our mandate is simple: deliver reliable output that meets performance, quality, and cost targets.
The Factory integrates advanced manufacturing processes within a single, tightly controlled production environment to ensure consistency and scalability.
Our operating model is data-driven and transparent by design. Clear performance metrics, robust process controls, and closed-loop feedback systems enable continuous improvement and uncompromising manufacturing excellence.
What you’ll do
Role
You will be responsible for performing electrical assembly, soldering and wiring operations across the manufacturing facility in accordance with defined work instructions, electrical schematics, and quality standards. You will ensure that electrical components, wiring, and assemblies are built accurately, safely, and consistently to specification.
As a key member of the production team, you will support manufacturing operations by executing hands-on electrical assembly tasks, identifying issues, and escalating deviations to engineering, quality, or supervision as required. You will work closely with Electrical Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, and Quality Control to ensure electrical assemblies meet required standards.
Through disciplined execution, attention to detail, and strict adherence to standard work, you will contribute directly to product quality, safety, throughput, and on-time delivery.
This is a hands-on technician role requiring practical electrical assembly skills and experience in manufacturing or industrial environments. You will be expected to operate confidently at the bench and workstation level; assembling wiring, connectors, panels, and sub-assemblies while following safety, ESD, and quality procedures.
You will support a culture of precision, accountability, safety, and continuous improvement on the shop floor.
Responsibilities
- Perform electrical assembly, soldering, wiring, and harnessing according to schematics and work instructions.
- Assemble and wire control panels, enclosures, and electrical sub-assemblies.
- Crimp, terminate, route, and secure wiring and connectors correctly.
- Verify assemblies meet visual, functional, and workmanship quality requirements.
- Follow standard work, wiring standards, and torque specifications.
- Identify and report defects, deviations, or missing components.
- Support in-process quality checks and inspections.
- Maintain clean, organized, and safe workstations.
- Record assembly and traceability data as required.
- Support rework and corrective actions when required.
- Follow electrical safety, ESD, and health and safety procedures.
- Participate in continuous improvement activities.
- Support production targets and shift objectives.
Who you are
Experience
- 2–5 years of experience in electrical assembly or industrial production roles
- Experience assembling electrical or electro-mechanical systems
- Experience reading and following electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
- Experience using hand tools, crimp tools, and basic electrical test equipment
- Experience assembling unmanned systems, even as a hobbyist
Skills
- Electrical assembly and wiring workmanship
- Reading electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
- Crimping, termination, and harness assembly
- Attention to detail and quality awareness
- Basic electrical testing and inspection
- Safe working practices and ESD awareness
- Teamwork and communication
- Execution discipline and reliability
Qualifications
Required:
- Technical diploma, vocational training, or equivalent practical experience in electrical assembly
Desirable:
- Familiarity with IPC standards (IPC-A-610, IPC-WHMA-A-620)
- Experience in precision or high-reliability assembly environments
- Exposure to Lean manufacturing practices
Desirable
- Military Experience or background in defense
- Experience supporting electrical assembly for defense or national security products
- Exposure to disciplined, high-accountability operational environments
What you’ll get
Compensation
Full time or hourly rate contracts available.
Benefits
We offer comprehensive health insurance, generous paid time off, access to a company pension scheme.
Stipends
You'll receive an annual stipend for gym reimbursements for up to $1000 per year and approved role-related learning credits for up to $1000 per year.
Electrical Assembly Technicians
About
The Factory
The Factory is where concepts are engineered, industrialized, and executed at scale.
We take validated designs - developed internally in our Workshop or provided by customers - and progress them through rigorous Design for Assembly (DfA) and Design for Manufacturing (DfM) processes. Our focus is on optimizing products for automated, repeatable, high-throughput production.
Our mandate is simple: deliver reliable output that meets performance, quality, and cost targets.
The Factory integrates advanced manufacturing processes within a single, tightly controlled production environment to ensure consistency and scalability.
Our operating model is data-driven and transparent by design. Clear performance metrics, robust process controls, and closed-loop feedback systems enable continuous improvement and uncompromising manufacturing excellence.
What you’ll do
Role
You will be responsible for performing electrical assembly, soldering and wiring operations across the manufacturing facility in accordance with defined work instructions, electrical schematics, and quality standards. You will ensure that electrical components, wiring, and assemblies are built accurately, safely, and consistently to specification.
As a key member of the production team, you will support manufacturing operations by executing hands-on electrical assembly tasks, identifying issues, and escalating deviations to engineering, quality, or supervision as required. You will work closely with Electrical Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, and Quality Control to ensure electrical assemblies meet required standards.
Through disciplined execution, attention to detail, and strict adherence to standard work, you will contribute directly to product quality, safety, throughput, and on-time delivery.
This is a hands-on technician role requiring practical electrical assembly skills and experience in manufacturing or industrial environments. You will be expected to operate confidently at the bench and workstation level; assembling wiring, connectors, panels, and sub-assemblies while following safety, ESD, and quality procedures.
You will support a culture of precision, accountability, safety, and continuous improvement on the shop floor.
Responsibilities
- Perform electrical assembly, soldering, wiring, and harnessing according to schematics and work instructions.
- Assemble and wire control panels, enclosures, and electrical sub-assemblies.
- Crimp, terminate, route, and secure wiring and connectors correctly.
- Verify assemblies meet visual, functional, and workmanship quality requirements.
- Follow standard work, wiring standards, and torque specifications.
- Identify and report defects, deviations, or missing components.
- Support in-process quality checks and inspections.
- Maintain clean, organized, and safe workstations.
- Record assembly and traceability data as required.
- Support rework and corrective actions when required.
- Follow electrical safety, ESD, and health and safety procedures.
- Participate in continuous improvement activities.
- Support production targets and shift objectives.
Who you are
Experience
- 2–5 years of experience in electrical assembly or industrial production roles
- Experience assembling electrical or electro-mechanical systems
- Experience reading and following electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
- Experience using hand tools, crimp tools, and basic electrical test equipment
- Experience assembling unmanned systems, even as a hobbyist
Skills
- Electrical assembly and wiring workmanship
- Reading electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
- Crimping, termination, and harness assembly
- Attention to detail and quality awareness
- Basic electrical testing and inspection
- Safe working practices and ESD awareness
- Teamwork and communication
- Execution discipline and reliability
Qualifications
Required:
- Technical diploma, vocational training, or equivalent practical experience in electrical assembly
Desirable:
- Familiarity with IPC standards (IPC-A-610, IPC-WHMA-A-620)
- Experience in precision or high-reliability assembly environments
- Exposure to Lean manufacturing practices
Desirable
- Military Experience or background in defense
- Experience supporting electrical assembly for defense or national security products
- Exposure to disciplined, high-accountability operational environments
What you’ll get
Compensation
Full time or hourly rate contracts available.
Benefits
We offer comprehensive health insurance, generous paid time off, access to a company pension scheme.
Stipends
You'll receive an annual stipend for gym reimbursements for up to $1000 per year and approved role-related learning credits for up to $1000 per year.
Electrical Assembly Technicians
About
The Factory
The Factory is where concepts are engineered, industrialized, and executed at scale.
We take validated designs - developed internally in our Workshop or provided by customers - and progress them through rigorous Design for Assembly (DfA) and Design for Manufacturing (DfM) processes. Our focus is on optimizing products for automated, repeatable, high-throughput production.
Our mandate is simple: deliver reliable output that meets performance, quality, and cost targets.
The Factory integrates advanced manufacturing processes within a single, tightly controlled production environment to ensure consistency and scalability.
Our operating model is data-driven and transparent by design. Clear performance metrics, robust process controls, and closed-loop feedback systems enable continuous improvement and uncompromising manufacturing excellence.
What you’ll do
Role
You will be responsible for performing electrical assembly, soldering and wiring operations across the manufacturing facility in accordance with defined work instructions, electrical schematics, and quality standards. You will ensure that electrical components, wiring, and assemblies are built accurately, safely, and consistently to specification.
As a key member of the production team, you will support manufacturing operations by executing hands-on electrical assembly tasks, identifying issues, and escalating deviations to engineering, quality, or supervision as required. You will work closely with Electrical Engineers, Manufacturing Engineers, and Quality Control to ensure electrical assemblies meet required standards.
Through disciplined execution, attention to detail, and strict adherence to standard work, you will contribute directly to product quality, safety, throughput, and on-time delivery.
This is a hands-on technician role requiring practical electrical assembly skills and experience in manufacturing or industrial environments. You will be expected to operate confidently at the bench and workstation level; assembling wiring, connectors, panels, and sub-assemblies while following safety, ESD, and quality procedures.
You will support a culture of precision, accountability, safety, and continuous improvement on the shop floor.
Responsibilities
- Perform electrical assembly, soldering, wiring, and harnessing according to schematics and work instructions.
- Assemble and wire control panels, enclosures, and electrical sub-assemblies.
- Crimp, terminate, route, and secure wiring and connectors correctly.
- Verify assemblies meet visual, functional, and workmanship quality requirements.
- Follow standard work, wiring standards, and torque specifications.
- Identify and report defects, deviations, or missing components.
- Support in-process quality checks and inspections.
- Maintain clean, organized, and safe workstations.
- Record assembly and traceability data as required.
- Support rework and corrective actions when required.
- Follow electrical safety, ESD, and health and safety procedures.
- Participate in continuous improvement activities.
- Support production targets and shift objectives.
Who you are
Experience
- 2–5 years of experience in electrical assembly or industrial production roles
- Experience assembling electrical or electro-mechanical systems
- Experience reading and following electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
- Experience using hand tools, crimp tools, and basic electrical test equipment
- Experience assembling unmanned systems, even as a hobbyist
Skills
- Electrical assembly and wiring workmanship
- Reading electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
- Crimping, termination, and harness assembly
- Attention to detail and quality awareness
- Basic electrical testing and inspection
- Safe working practices and ESD awareness
- Teamwork and communication
- Execution discipline and reliability
Qualifications
Required:
- Technical diploma, vocational training, or equivalent practical experience in electrical assembly
Desirable:
- Familiarity with IPC standards (IPC-A-610, IPC-WHMA-A-620)
- Experience in precision or high-reliability assembly environments
- Exposure to Lean manufacturing practices
Desirable
- Military Experience or background in defense
- Experience supporting electrical assembly for defense or national security products
- Exposure to disciplined, high-accountability operational environments
What you’ll get
Compensation
Full time or hourly rate contracts available.
Benefits
We offer comprehensive health insurance, generous paid time off, access to a company pension scheme.
Stipends
You'll receive an annual stipend for gym reimbursements for up to $1000 per year and approved role-related learning credits for up to $1000 per year.