Electronic Assembler

Job Title - Electronic Assembler 
Duration - Temp to Perm (3 Month Starting Contract) 
Start Date - ASAP
Working Model - Onsite in Macclesfield
Hourly Rate - Hourly rate open to discussion but will end on £29,500 salary

Electronic Assembler Overview 
My client is seeking an experienced Electronic Assembler to join their skilled manufacturing team in Macclesfield. This is an excellent opportunity to work within a quality-focused electronics and electromechanical assembly environment, supporting the build and assembly of bespoke products for a range of industry sectors.

The Electronic Assembler role will involve:

Assembling electronic and electromechanical products to specification
Working from schematic drawings, wiring schedules, and assembly instructions
Carrying out miniature wiring, soldering, and crimping to a high standard
Building and terminating cable assemblies and wiring looms
Conducting visual inspections to ensure quality and accuracy
Collaborating with colleagues to meet production schedules and quality standards
The Electronic Assembler will need to have the following attributes:

Previous experience in an Electronic Assembler, Electronics Technician, or similar manufacturing role
Ability to read and interpret schematic electrical drawings and wiring schedules
Proven experience with miniature wiring, soldering, and crimping
Strong attention to detail and commitment to producing high-quality work
Good manual dexterity and the ability to work with small components
Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team
Benefits Include:
Starting salary of £29,500, reviewed annually
Occasional overtime opportunities available
Workplace pension scheme
Contribution towards mileage expenses upon successful completion of the probationary period
Flexible weekly start and finish times to support work-life balance
6 weeks' annual leave, inclusive of Bank Holidays
If you are interested in this position, please apply with an up to date CV, along with your availability and day rate expectations