Rework Specialist

Essential Duties and Responsibilities Perform soldering and rework tasks on electronic assemblies. Work under the direction of the production supervisor or lead. Maintain required production rates and workflows. Function effectively under time pressure. Collaborate positively with co-workers. Follow written manufacturing processes and instructions. Work in compliance with OSHA, SDS, and company safety policies. Sit or stand for extended periods during soldering tasks. Work under a microscope with excellent hand-eye coordination. Interpret PCB assembly drawings and instructions accurately. Complete component identification training. Performs standard component removal and replacement tasks under moderate supervision with high accuracy. Remove and replace components using hot air, Pace IR systems, Air-Vac systems, or other standard methods. Perform basic through-hole, surface-mount (SMT), and wire soldering. Perform visual inspections to identify solder defects and bridging. Perform wire tinning and use manual solder-removal tools. Requirement: IPC-A-610 certification preferred. Experience: Minimal industry experience required. Performs complex rework tasks with little to no supervision with high accuracy and speed. Perform pad and trace repairs on printed circuit boards. Operate Pace IR and Air-Vac systems for more intricate component removal. Install and remove leaded electronic packages using preheaters. Use jumper wires for circuit modifications. Demonstrate a solid understanding of solder theory and industry standards. Requirement: IPC-A-610 certification required. Experience: 2–3 years of industry soldering and rework experience. Demonstrates expert-level mastery, operates independently, and trains other team members. Perform advanced, complex damaged PCB repairs (e.g., plated hole, edge, or multi-layer base material repairs). Program and operate semi-automated Pace IR or Air-Vac rework systems. Provide technical leadership and train others in advanced rework techniques. Requirement: IPC-A-610 certification required. Experience: 3–5+ years of industry experience or equivalent.