• Support SMT lines during new product launches, model changeovers, quality issues, and productivity losses.
• Analyze SMT defects, including short circuits, open circuits, tombstoning, solder balls, poor wetting, component misalignment, and BGA and QFN defects.
• Recommend adjustments to equipment parameters, reflow profiles, stencils, solder pastes, and tooling.
• Perform DFM analyses of PCBs and recommend improvements to reduce manufacturing risks.
• Participate in the design and validation of stencils, including apertures, reductions, thicknesses, step stencils, and specialized technologies.
• Create, validate, document, and maintain reflow profiles.
• Participate in new product reviews and identify risks before products are launched into production.
• Support first production runs, PPAPs, customer qualifications, and process validations.
• Identify and implement improvements aimed at reducing setup times and downtime, stabilizing processes, and increasing capacity.
• Document root-cause analyses, corrective actions, and process standards.
• Support the analysis of customer complaints related to soldering processes.
• Contribute to the development of advanced processes for BGA, QFN, fine-pitch components, and other high-risk assemblies.
• Perform other related duties as required.

• University degree in engineering or a relevant technical discipline.
• Significant experience in electronic assembly processes.
• Hands-on experience working on SMT production lines is required.
• Strong knowledge of screen printing, component placement, reflow, SPI, AOI, inspection, and rework.
• Experience with NPI, DFM, stencils, reflow profiles, and defect analysis.
• Good knowledge of IPC-A-610 standards and, ideally, J-STD-001.
• Ability to read Gerber files, bills of materials (BOMs), assembly drawings, and customer specifications.

• Excellent problem-solving, communication, and technical documentation skills.
• Leadership technique, autonomie, rigueur et intérêt marqué pour le travail sur le plancher de production.

At SMT, you build more than circuits—you build your future.

Full-time, hourly employee, day shift