Harness and Power Pack Assembly Technician (Electronics)

Build what powers play

Step onto our production floor at 7:00 AM and kick off a first-shift day devoted to precision. You’ll read assembly drawings and schematics, route and tie wiring harnesses, solder connections, verify with a multi-meter, and assemble power packs that bring Arrow’s electronic gaming products to life. You keep tools orderly, flag defects the moment you see them, and move parts safely with pallet jacks or forklifts. At 3:00 PM, you wrap—unless you opt into overtime.

Schedule: Non-union role, Monday–Friday, 1st shift (7:00 AM–3:00 PM) with overtime opportunities.

What you’ll do

• Interpret and execute from procedure checklists, assembly drawings, schematics, and written work instructions.
• Build and install wiring harnesses with careful routing, labeling, and strain relief.
• Assemble power packs and other assigned electrical sub-assemblies.
• Operate soldering irons and multi-meters; use appropriate hand tools with proper technique.
• Safeguard tools, equipment, and materials; handle all assets responsibly.
• Identify and report faulty equipment, defective materials, improper operations, or unusual conditions to supervision.
• Follow all safety rules and regulations and maintain an organized, clean work area.
• Operate warehouse equipment as needed, including pallet jacks, forklifts, carts, and dollies.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

What you bring

• High school diploma or GED.
• 3+ years assembling light to medium assemblies and/or complex electronic equipment.
• Hands-on experience with soldering irons, multi-meters, and common hand tools.
• Ability to read and apply assembly drawings, schematics, checklists, and written instructions.
• Strong attention to detail and a quality-first mindset.
• Dependable, safety-conscious teammate who collaborates well.

Physical requirements & work environment

• Lift and/or move up to 50 lbs. infrequently.
• Operate warehouse equipment with loads up to 450 lbs.
• Vision: close, distance, peripheral; ability to adjust focus.
• Generally low noise environment.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the role.

You should be proficient in

• Equipment Troubleshooting
• Electrical Schematics
• Troubleshooting Skills
• Machine Building/Assembling
• Mechanical Assembly Skills
• High School / GED
• Excellent Communication Skills
• Blueprint Reading

Machines & technologies you’ll use

• Electric Pallet Jack
• Pallet Jack
• ERP Software
• Forklifts