Electro-Mechanical Assembler

The role

You will perform final assembly and calibration of self-guided vision test kiosks. The role involves fastening steel cabinets, installing electronics and optics, and running function tests.

What you will do

• Move kiosks between receiving, build area, calibration, and shipping on a manual pallet jack.
• Fasten steel panels, doors, and brackets using torque drivers, hex and Torx bits, and rivet tools.
• Mount circuit boards, computers, routers, and power supplies.
• Route and connect cables and handle boards at an ESD station.
• Build small optical subassemblies including mirrors, filters, and camera modules.
• Run calibrations and function tests on finished kiosks using test software.
• Take the vision test as part of testing every kiosk.
• Inspect finished assemblies and flag issues to the line supervisor.
• Keep the station and floor clean and organized.

Required qualifications

• Experience assembling or servicing electromechanical equipment such as ATMs, vending kiosks, medical devices, or similar.
• Comfortable with drills, torque drivers, hex and Torx bits, rivet tools, and small metric fasteners.
• Able to follow photo step-by-step work instructions exactly.
• Basic computer skills to plug in cables, launch programs, and follow on-screen prompts.
• Able to lift 50 lb.
• Able to help a partner tilt a large kiosk upright.
• Able to spend long stretches on your feet.

Nice to have

• Machining or fabrication background
• PCA soldering experience
• Pallet jack or forklift certification

Benefits

• Free parking at the Schrafft's Center
• $100/month commuter benefit
• Medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Up to 100% of monthly premium paid depending on the plan
• 401k plan
• 10 days PTO plus paid holidays
• Paid parental leave up to 12 weeks
• Catered lunch three days a week
• $100/month wellness stipend

Before you apply

• Job offers are contingent on passing a background check.

About the company

Eyebot builds self-guided vision test kiosks. They are based at the Schrafft's Center in Charlestown.