
Job Overview
Benefits
Paid Time Off
Health Insurance
401(k) match
performance-based bonuses
educational assistance
leadership development programs
recognition programs
Job Description
SPX Technologies is a leading global supplier of infrastructure equipment, operating with scalable growth platforms in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), detection and measurement, and engineered solutions. With a robust presence in 17 countries and a revenue footprint nearing $2.2 billion annually, SPX Technologies is committed to deploying innovative solutions that ensure a safer, more efficient, and sustainable world. The company emphasizes a proactive talent development framework known as RiSE—Reach, Identify, Strengthen, and Engage—designed to foster continuous employee development and to empower professionals to tackle real-world challenges with expertise and passion.
Within its Detection and Measurement division, SPX includes CUES, recognized worldwide as the leading developer of water, wastewater, and stormwater inspection technologies. CUES provides cutting-edge CCTV cameras, pre-built vehicles, and specialized software for pipeline inspection and rehabilitation, aiming to enhance the safety and reliability of critical water infrastructure systems. This commitment to innovation, quality, and service sets SPX apart as an industry leader delivering impactful technological advancements.
The Electronic Assembler role at SPX Technologies offers an exciting opportunity to join a diverse and highly productive team responsible for assembling intricate electrical, electronic, and mechanical components in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. The position calls for precision, dexterity, and technical expertise as team members focus on producing electronic circuit boards, cable assemblies, and essential control systems. This role is integral to the success of SPX's manufacturing operations, requiring attention to detail, proficiency with various hand and power tools, and an ability to follow complex assembly instructions.
As an Electronic Assembler, candidates will bring a strong grasp of both thru-hole and surface mount soldering techniques and familiarize themselves with crimping tools and standard hand tools. The role demands adherence to strict quality and safety protocols, with a significant emphasis on maintaining an efficient and clean working environment. Employees in this role are expected to be self-motivated, capable of working independently or collaboratively, and ready to adapt rapidly in a demanding high-performance setting.
SPX is dedicated to fostering an inclusive workplace culture grounded in its core values of integrity, accountability, excellence, teamwork, and results. These values guide how the company manages itself and interacts within its teams, ensuring a supportive and empowering atmosphere for all staff. Employees are encouraged to grow professionally through leadership development programs, educational assistance, and recognition initiatives that enhance their skill sets and professional capabilities.
From a benefits perspective, SPX Technologies offers a competitive compensation package that includes market-leading health insurance options, a 401(k) matching program, and generous paid time off policies that cover personal, caregiver, parental, and volunteer leave. The company values work-life balance and supports employee well-being through flexible working arrangements and comprehensive safety measures.
Joining SPX provides an opportunity to contribute to significant infrastructure solutions that impact communities worldwide while being part of a forward-thinking company that prioritizes employee development and inclusion. The Electronic Assembler role is a vital position that promises both professional challenge and personal growth within a dynamic and technologically advanced environment.
Within its Detection and Measurement division, SPX includes CUES, recognized worldwide as the leading developer of water, wastewater, and stormwater inspection technologies. CUES provides cutting-edge CCTV cameras, pre-built vehicles, and specialized software for pipeline inspection and rehabilitation, aiming to enhance the safety and reliability of critical water infrastructure systems. This commitment to innovation, quality, and service sets SPX apart as an industry leader delivering impactful technological advancements.
The Electronic Assembler role at SPX Technologies offers an exciting opportunity to join a diverse and highly productive team responsible for assembling intricate electrical, electronic, and mechanical components in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. The position calls for precision, dexterity, and technical expertise as team members focus on producing electronic circuit boards, cable assemblies, and essential control systems. This role is integral to the success of SPX's manufacturing operations, requiring attention to detail, proficiency with various hand and power tools, and an ability to follow complex assembly instructions.
As an Electronic Assembler, candidates will bring a strong grasp of both thru-hole and surface mount soldering techniques and familiarize themselves with crimping tools and standard hand tools. The role demands adherence to strict quality and safety protocols, with a significant emphasis on maintaining an efficient and clean working environment. Employees in this role are expected to be self-motivated, capable of working independently or collaboratively, and ready to adapt rapidly in a demanding high-performance setting.
SPX is dedicated to fostering an inclusive workplace culture grounded in its core values of integrity, accountability, excellence, teamwork, and results. These values guide how the company manages itself and interacts within its teams, ensuring a supportive and empowering atmosphere for all staff. Employees are encouraged to grow professionally through leadership development programs, educational assistance, and recognition initiatives that enhance their skill sets and professional capabilities.
From a benefits perspective, SPX Technologies offers a competitive compensation package that includes market-leading health insurance options, a 401(k) matching program, and generous paid time off policies that cover personal, caregiver, parental, and volunteer leave. The company values work-life balance and supports employee well-being through flexible working arrangements and comprehensive safety measures.
Joining SPX provides an opportunity to contribute to significant infrastructure solutions that impact communities worldwide while being part of a forward-thinking company that prioritizes employee development and inclusion. The Electronic Assembler role is a vital position that promises both professional challenge and personal growth within a dynamic and technologically advanced environment.
Job Requirements
- Must be able to grip and operate hand tools with a maximum of 50 in/lbs of force
- able to grip fine contacts and wires with one hand and operate crimping tool with the other
- able to see and manually place and solder fine components
- able to lift and carry 30 lbs for at least 15 feet
- self-motivated with critical attention to detail
- ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, high-performance environment
- able to work independently and in a team
- willingness to work 6AM to 2:30PM Monday through Friday with possible overtime
- must wear safety glasses and shoes in production areas
- able to tolerate prolonged sitting or standing for up to 10 hours
- exposure to flash or strobe lights is expected
Job Qualifications
- High school diploma or equivalent
- experience with hand soldering of electronic components
- proficiency in using hand and power tools
- ability to read and interpret assembly drawings
- knowledge of material safety and application procedures
- attention to detail and organizational skills
- ability to work independently and as part of a team
Job Duties
- Interpret assembly drawings and follow detailed instructions
- hand solder thru-hole and surface mount components
- use crimping tools for small contacts
- operate standard hand tools including screwdrivers, wrenches, ratchets, hammers, crimpers, knives
- safely operate power tools such as hand drills, bench drills, engraving machines, bench presses
- apply adhesives like Loctite and epoxies appropriately
- follow precise procedures for material handling to ensure safety and quality
- maintain organization and attention to detail
- meet and exceed production standards
- maintain a clean, efficient, and safe workspace
Job Criteria
Experience
No experience required
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