Surface Mount Support Specialist - 1st Shift

Schedule: Mon-Thu 6:00am-3:30pm, Fri 6:00am-2:30pm, every other Friday off. Occasional extended hours based on business needs.

Pay: $19.50/hour

About The Opportunity: An electronics manufacturer in the Kansas City metro that builds printed circuit board assemblies and finished electronic products is adding a Surface Mount Support Specialist to its SMT department. You will support SMT production by preparing, loading, auditing and maintaining the feeder setups used in automated circuit board assembly, so machine operators have accurate materials ready and lines keep running. A good fit is detail-oriented, organized and comfortable in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. Reports to the Production Supervisor.

What You Will Do: Load electronic components onto SMT feeders and verify proper feeder pitch settings- Install feeders into designated trolley locations according to setup documentation- Verify feeder locations using load lists, bills of materials (BOMs) and work instructions- Unload feeders when production runs are complete- Audit production kits for component accuracy and availability- Assist SMT technicians and machine operators with machine setup and changeovers- Review and follow process sheets, visual aids and production documentation- Support continuous improvement of setup efficiency and material flow- Identify and report quality concerns, shortages and documentation discrepancies- Keep a clean, organized and safe work area following 6S and safety standards- Cross-train in SMT operations and support other manufacturing areas as needed What You Need (Preferred)- Ability to read, write and communicate effectively in English- Strong attention to detail and organizational skills- Ability to follow written work instructions and process documentation- Basic computer skills- Ability to work independently and as part of a team- Experience in electronics manufacturing or SMT production environments- Experience with SMT equipment and feeder systems- Experience interpreting BOMs, load lists and manufacturing documentation

Work Environment: Electronics manufacturing floor- Stand and walk for extended periods throughout the shift- Frequently lift, move and handle materials and assemblies up to 10 pounds- Repetitive motions involving hands, wrists and arms