2nd Shift Assembly Solder Technician II (Onsite)

This technician will assemble, troubleshoot, and repair electronic units using established procedures, hand tools, machinery, and soldering methods. The position is part of Collins Aerospace’s Power & Controls manufacturing organization, supporting products used across commercial and military aircraft. It suits candidates with a high school diploma or GED and relevant experience in electronics assembly, especially those familiar with aerospace production or IPC Class III soldering standards. The work is performed onsite on a weekday second shift, with an approximately 60-day daytime training period. Applicants must be able to meet hands-on physical demands, follow safety and protective-equipment requirements, and hold U.S. citizenship or qualifying status for program access.