Light fixtures and electronics Assembler

Description

We are seeking an assembler to build LED light fixtures and related electronic components, perform product repairs, and update samples for briefcases, tabletop trade shows, and our showroom. This role ensures that our products are accurately showcased at company trade shows, in the showroom, and for distributors.

The assembler will maintain a well‑stocked workstation, collaborate closely with sales, marketing, and product engineering to understand order requirements, and complete all builds within scheduled timelines. Final quality‑control verification is required before products leave the facility, and the assembler will work with the sales team to provide alternatives or partial fulfillments when necessary.

In addition to fixture assembly, the role includes designing and constructing tabletop trade‑show booths, testing fixtures for correct color chips and functionality, and programming driver settings. Ongoing repairs and updates are performed to keep displays fresh and current.

• Set up workstation with required tools, supplies, and instructions.
• Coordinate with sales, marketing, and product engineers to clarify order specifications.
• Conduct final quality‑control checks and resolve any issues before shipping.
• Meet order deadlines; collaborate with sales on alternative or partial fulfillments.
• Design and build tabletop trade‑show booths and display fixtures; perform repairs and updates as needed.
• Test light fixtures for correct color chips and proper operation.
• Program driver settings to achieve desired fixture performance.
• Use hand and power tools for soldering, mechanical assembly, and basic carpentry/painting of trade‑show boxes.
• Operate computer applications including databases, CRM, Microsoft Word, and Excel.
• Read and follow work orders, assembly instructions, and technical drawings.
• Maintain manual dexterity for hand assembly using tools.
• Sit or stand at a workstation for 8 hours daily, with occasional bending, stooping, twisting, and repetitive motions.

Requirements

Candidates should have experience with electronics and lighting components, be comfortable using hand and power tools for soldering, mechanical assembly, and basic carpentry, and possess proficiency with computers and software such as databases, CRM, Word, and Excel. Ability to read work orders, assembly instructions, and technical drawings, along with strong communication skills and a detail‑oriented attitude, are essential.

The position requires physical ability to lift, carry, and stack items weighing 25–50 lb, sustained manual dexterity for tool use, and the capacity to sit or stand at a workstation for an eight‑hour shift with occasional bending, stooping, twisting, and repetitive motions.

• Experience with electronics, lighting components, and quality assurance (preferred).
• Communicate professionally, both verbally and in writing, with a positive attitude.
• Demonstrate attention to detail, pride in workmanship, and professionalism.
• Lift, carry, and stack products weighing 25–50 lb.
• Work in a drug‑free environment; pass pre‑employment and random drug screenings.

Benefits

We are a Florida drug‑free workplace; employment is contingent upon passing a pre‑employment 10‑panel drug screen and subsequent random screenings. Work hours are Monday‑Friday, 7 am–4 pm with two 15‑minute breaks and a one‑hour lunch. Compensation starts at $20 per hour, negotiable based on skillset, and after a 30‑day waiting period employees become eligible for medical, dental, vision insurance, paid holidays, and accruing paid time off.

• Work schedule: Monday‑Friday, 7 am–4 pm, with two 15‑minute breaks and a 1‑hour lunch.
• Starting salary $20/hr, negotiable; eligibility for medical, dental, vision, paid holidays, and PTO after 30 days.

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