Electronics Assembler

at  Motium

OUR COMPANY

Motium is a designer and advanced manufacturer of rugged technology and accessories for the harshest environments out there, providing to our global customer base a range of standard and custom products – think tough and technical computers, LCD monitors, IIoT, and more.
With 23 years’ experience in the game, our tech is developed from the ground up and is proudly made TUFFer down under in Western Australia!
Motium is on a growth trajectory, and we are looking to find highly capable, reliable and zesty team members to join us on our journey. If you’re enthusiastic, keen to learn, love snacks, and looking to achieve more than you ever thought possible, Team Motium offers the potential for you to help create something you can be an important part of.

ABOUT THE ROLE

As an Electronics Assembler, you will be an important part of our Production Team, creating quality products that end up in the hands of our global customer base. Responsible for assembling and testing a variety of sub-assemblies and products, you will also be required to partake in software installation, product packing and other necessary production tasks.
Our Production Team is a diverse team of 18 hardworking individuals who take a work-hard, snack-hard approach to their tasks. Always giving 100%, they are the driving force behind Motium’s production of excellence.
Reporting to Agnes, our experienced Production Planner, you will be required a minimum of three days (with at least two of these consecutively) on a casual basis, working hours that we are happy to plan with you (e.g., school hours are fine). Due to the nature of the role, you will be 100% based at our facility in Bentley.

Your day-to-day will revolve around the following:

• Manufacturing sub-assemblies for stock through soldering, fitting film-to-touch panels, fitting touch panels to LCDs, pin insertions, potting, operating insert machine and fitting inserts through soldering equipment
• Assembling products including LCD monitors and PPCs through fitting screws with electronic screw drivers, fitting labels, fitting PCB boards (including identifying the correct boards to fit), fitting gaskets and connectors, and putting together all mechanical parts
• Assembling cables including stripping, crimping, potting, heat shrinking, and labelling
• Conducting in-process and final product quality control checks
• Making recommendations on process improvements
• Conducting testing of products through test jigs or cable testers

Here are some of the things we think will make you likely to succeed in this role:

• Experience working for a medium to high volume manufacturer in an Assembler, Quality Assurance, or Engineering Technician capacity
• Outstanding attention to detail and a commitment to producing the very best quality
• Ability to follow formal producers and work instructions
• Being a self-motivated individual who can achieve and succeed under minimal supervisio