Teledyne Technologies Incorporated

Overview

Teledyne Technologies Incorporated is seeking a Solder Assembler for its Teledyne Cable Solutions division in Dallas, TX. The role involves hands-on assembly of high-reliability cable and connector solutions, ensuring quality and precision in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform fine hand soldering of connectors, splices, sockets, and cable assemblies using magnification.
• Build assemblies by following production drawings, work instructions, and bills of material.
• Apply accepted workmanship standards across electro-mechanical assemblies.
• Use hand and power tools to fit, assemble, and prepare components.
• Inspect assemblies and perform basic in-process testing to verify quality.
• Trim or adjust materials to meet required electrical and dimensional specifications.
• Handle any flammable and hazardous materials safely and in compliance with safety requirements.
• Follow all safety procedures and wear required personal protective equipment.
• Support cross-training across different assembly processes as needed.

Requirements

• Strong manual dexterity and attention to detail for small-part soldering – required.
• Ability to read and follow detailed drawings and written/verbal instructions – required.
• Prior hand soldering experience; wire and cable soldering – preferred.
• 2+ years of electro-mechanical assembly experience in a manufacturing environment – required.
• J-STD-001 certification (current or prior) required.
• IPC/WHMA-A-620 certification (current or prior) – preferred.
• High School diploma or GED – required.
• Ability to work the core schedule of 6:00am–2:45pm, Monday–Friday, with overtime as needed – required.
• English language proficiency for safety, quality documentation, and communication – required.

Benefits

• Health Insurance
• Dental
• Vision
• 401k

Additional Information

• Stable day-shift schedule with overtime opportunities.
• A clean, safety-focused manufacturing environment.
• Skill development through cross-training and exposure to multiple assembly types.