An electronics manufacturer in the UAE is hiring an Assembly Line Operator to build electronic components and products on the production line. If you have steady hands, an eye for detail and some experience in a manufacturing setting, this role lets you work with PCBs, soldering and testing equipment every day.
About the Role
Working under the Assembly Line Leader, you will follow detailed work instructions to assemble electronic products by hand and with automated methods. You will place components accurately on printed circuit boards, solder connections, inspect for defects such as misalignment or missing parts, and keep production on schedule. You will also set up and care for equipment, handle materials according to ESD protection rules and keep accurate production records.
Career Impact & Growth Opportunity
Electronics manufacturing is a growing industry in the Gulf, and operators who understand quality standards are valuable. With experience in inspection, root cause analysis and process improvement, you can move toward Assembly Line Leader, Quality Technician, Production Supervisor or Process Engineer roles.
Why This Role Matters
One poor solder joint can make a whole product fail. By working carefully and flagging problems early, the Assembly Line Operator protects product quality and keeps the production line moving.
Key Responsibilities
Assembly & Quality
- Follow detailed work instructions to assemble electronic components and products
- Place components accurately on PCBs and solder to a high standard
- Inspect for misalignment, poor solder joints and missing parts
- Report quality issues and take part in root cause analysis and corrective actions
Production & Equipment
- Follow production schedules and work orders to finish jobs on time
- Set up and run insertion machines, soldering stations and test equipment
- Do routine maintenance and fix minor issues such as misfeeds, then call maintenance for bigger repairs
- Handle and store materials following ESD protection guidelines and inventory control rules
Safety, Records & Improvement
- Follow health and safety rules and wear PPE where required
- Keep accurate production records and daily reports
- Record deviations from SOPs and suggest process improvements
Qualifications & Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Technical certification or associate degree in electronics or manufacturing preferred
- 1–2 years of assembly line experience in a manufacturing environment
- Microelectronics industry experience highly preferred
- Familiarity with IPC-A-610 standards is an advantage
About This Opportunity
This full-time, on-site position offers hands-on work with PCB assembly, soldering and testing in a quality-focused production environment, with room to learn and grow.
Who Should Apply
This role suits production workers, solderers and electronics technicians who are patient, precise and happy to follow procedures. If you want to build a career in electronics manufacturing, it is a solid next step.
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