Electronic Assembler

Description

Radio Design Labs designs and manufactures precision audio electronics used in broadcast, live sound, and professional recording environments. Every product that leaves our Prescott facility carries the handwork of our assembly team people who take genuine pride in building things right the first time.

We are a small, focused company. That means your work is visible, your contribution matters, and the team around you is counting on you just as you can count on them.

We are a team of ten people guided by shared values: safety, respect, candor, accountability, quality, and integrity. We hold each other to high standards and extend genuine grace when any one of us falls short. We communicate directly and kindly. We ask for help without embarrassment. We follow through on our commitments.

We believe that what we build matters to real people and that belief shapes how we show up every day.

WHY JOIN OUR TEAM

We’re not just filling a seat. We’re looking for two people who want to grow with us. Here’s what that looks like:

? Real training. Structured 6-week onboarding with a dedicated mentor — not just a supervisor.

? Earn more as you grow. A pay increase when you pass our internal soldering competency evaluation (end of Week 5).

? A defined career path. Assembler I ? Assembler II ? Lead Assembler, with clear skill milestones for each step.

? Culture that means something. A team that lives its values. Respect and candor are not poster words here — they’re daily practice.

? A great place to live and work. Prescott, AZ — beautiful high-country setting, reasonable cost of living, no commute chaos.

You’re a strong fit if you:

Soldering experience (hobbyist, vocational, or professional all count).

Are highly detail-oriented and take genuine pride in quality work.

Have steady hands and the patience to do things right, not just fast.

Can read and follow visual or written instructions independently.

Communicate openly — you ask when you’re unsure rather than guessing.

Are honest about what you know and don’t know.

Follow through. When you say you’ll do something, you do it.

Hold a High School Diploma or GED.

What you will do

• •Day-to-day, you’ll be hands-on at your workstation assembling precision electronic products that go into professional audio equipment used by engineers, broadcasters, and musicians around the world.
• •Assembling electronic components, transformers, resistors, capacitors, ICs, connectors, and more following visual drawings, photos, and written instructions.
• •Performing hand-soldering of through-hole and surface mount components using lead-free solder, producing clean and repeatable joints
• •Operating hand, electric, and pneumatic tools in a well-organized workstation.
• •Inspecting your own work against production specs using precision measuring tools and magnification devices.
• •Following safety protocols and PPE guidelines at all times.
• •Collaborating with a small, experienced team and contributing to a culture of honest, supportive communication.

Requirements

Qualifications:

• •High School Diploma/GED.
• •Experience soldering through-hole and/or surface mount electronic components using lead-free solder.
• •Basic computer skills sufficient to access and navigate network-based assembly instructions.

Physical demands while performing the job:

• •Sitting, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, kneeling, or bending to the floor; reaching with hands and arms; and talking and/or hearing instructions.
• •Eye/Hand coordination constant welding and cutting. Occasionally Forming, swaging, and inspection.
• •Occasionally lift and/or move up to 20 pounds.

Working environment of the job:

• •High noise levels while working near operating machines.
• •Physical hazards while working near moving equipment and mechanical parts.
• •Must follow personal protective equipment guidelines in all work areas.
• •Must wear appropriate footwear: Shoes that cover toes and sides of feet.