Works with mechanical, electronic and electro-mechanical equipment. This work can occur at the sub-assembly or system level. Included in the duties, but not limited to are: test, alignment, modification, repair, assembly, refurbishing, troubleshooting. Assembler will ensure accuracy and quality of end product or sub-component before moving it to the next stage of assembly. Installs and connects electronic/electro-hydraulic or mechanical system to test stands. Interfaces other related components and test equipment and performs a wide variety of precision, functional and operational test. Aligns and adjusts this equipment in the performance of complex tests to determine equipment reliability. Performs any work necessary for the maintenance, repair and troubleshooting of equipment at an assembly level to determine their compatibility with a completed system. Principal Duties and Responsibilities: • Works under the supervision of a Team Leader who gives minimal instructions. Team Leader is available for consultation. Upon the completion of a job, assembler will close sequence in computer system which verifies the work is complete and conforms to quality requirements. • Generally validates interim WIP operations for quality purposes; final operations to be validated by Systems Mechanics or other personnel. • Employee is responsible for maintaining/improving housekeeping standard in their work area and adhering to established safety rules and practices. • Must understand shop floor computerized time and attendance system and independently execute assigned responsibilities. Examples of those responsibilities are: clocking in and out upon arrival and departure from work, close shop order sequences when work is complete, etc. *Note: This is a second shift position, reporting Monday through Thursday from 4PM to 2:30AM. This position will require up to six-months of training on day-shift (5:30AM to 4PM) before moving to second shift.