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Assembly Technician - Level One

2/26/2026

The Assembly Technician Level - 1 is responsible for electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic assembly tasks, including sub-assembly builds, harness and cable construction, component installation, and tube manipulation. This role requires following procedures using schematics and drawings to build wet processing equipment to precise customer specifications.

Working Hours

40 hours/week

Company Size

201-500 employees

Language

English

Visa Sponsorship

About The Company

For over 400 years, intrepid mariners have embarked on long journeys into uncharted waters. Through a rite of passage, only the most experienced and storied adventurers would earn the honor of being called a “SHELLBACK.” Taking on challenging endeavors, honing critical skills, and earning the trust of comrades, a SHELLBACK enables the success of the voyage. In this tradition, SHELLBACK Semiconductor Technology represents the union of two industry-leading proven semiconductor brands—OEM Group and RITE Track—with a combined 50-years of experience. Sharing a commitment to pioneering intellectual property and unparalleled customer service, SHELLBACK provides new and remanufactured semiconductor capital equipment and services to enable emerging and legacy markets, such as LEDs, MEMS, Wireless, Power, Energy Harvesting, WLP, Data Storage, Analog, and Logic. With one of the industry’s largest installed bases of equipment at over 600+ customers world-wide, Shellback offers proprietary products from SEMITOOL, VARIAN, Applied P5000, SVG Track, and more, as well as a combination of best-in-class technologies for Wafer Carrier Inspection and Cleaning- the EAGLEi and STORM. Headquartered in Coopersburg, PA with facilities across the globe, SHELLBACK was launched in 2021 and is led by President and CEO Wayne Jeveli.

About the Role

Description

Purpose, Scope, and Organization

The Assembly Technician Level - 1 will be responsible for the following elements of electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic assembly: sub-assembly builds; harness and cable construction; component installation; tube cutting, flaring, and installation. This list is not all inclusive but is representative of the jobs performed by an Assembly Technician Level - 1. This position reports to the Production Supervisor.

Responsibilities

The Assembly Technician Level - 1 responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Performance in electrical, mechanical, and pneumatic work.
Ability to crimp and pin connectors, build wire harnesses, build cable assemblies, complete sub-assembly builds of wet processing equipment to precise customer specifications.
Ability to understand metric and standard units of measure; ability to describe basic electrical circuits; ability to demonstrate understanding of specification tolerances.
Use various documentation methods (schematics, drawings, work instructions) to follow and understand procedures used at Shellback Semiconductor Technologies.
Gain an understanding of various manufacturing tools to include sockets, wrenches, pliers, screw drivers, torque wrenches, volt meters, drills, heat guns, crimp tools (list not all inclusive).
Support a team atmosphere adhering to company practices and guidelines.
Work in multiple environments, generally focused on sub-assemblies and some tool assembly.
Develop the necessary skills to be promoted to Assembly Technician – Level 2.
Any other duties assigned by supervision.

Requirements

This position requires in-depth knowledge of all areas of responsibility. He or she must be organized, articulate, forthright, work well under pressure and have a positive communications style. The jobholder will be required to ensure quality workmanship and promote professional behavior.

Education / Technical: A High School diploma or equivalent is required.

Experience: Entry level

Travel: Limited

Key Skills

Electrical AssemblyMechanical AssemblyPneumatic AssemblySub-assembly BuildsHarness ConstructionCable ConstructionComponent InstallationTube FlaringCrimpingPin ConnectorsSchematics ReadingDrawing InterpretationWork Instruction FollowingTorque Wrench UseVoltmeter OperationTeamwork