[Sudo-jobs] Fwd: Hiring Manufacturing Technician (will train right people) in SF

Hey, I don't really know what their deal is but they're hiring a manufacturing tech and are willing to train, so maybe you can check them out... ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Hannah Masius <hmasius(a)gmail.com> Date: Wed, Oct 21, 2015 at 12:05 PM Subject: [sfchalkboard] Hiring (will train right people) in SF To: "sfchalkboard(a)lists.riseup.net" <sfchalkboard(a)lists.riseup.net> Hey Chalkies, My company, Tempo Automation, is hiring a number of people for Manufacturing Technician positions. If you have experience, awesome. If not, we will train the right people who are interested in doing this. It's in the Dogpatch in SF, pays $20/hr to start, and you have access to medical and dental benefits. It doesn't matter if you have tattoos, piercings, or crazy hair, and everyone here is really awesome. *Please reply to me with your resume if you have interest and I will pass you along. Look below for deets:* Job posting for Manufacturing Technician, TEMPO AUTOMATION We're looking for people interested in soldering boards! We want to emphasize that we will train the right person, so long as you have a steady hand, eagerness to learn, and the ability to commit to at least 36 hours/week. *Experience:* - PCB SMT and thru-hole soldering experience is a plus, but will train the right person - Familiarity with CAD tools like EAGLE, Altium is a plus, but will train the right person *Responsibilities:* - Assemble prototypes according to engineering instruction - Operate machinery/robots safely and efficiently - Good verbal and written communication skills - Ability to learn new tools and processes quickly - Read and understand technical drawings, datasheets, and written work instructions - Excellent manual dexterity and soldering skills, particularly the ability to solder under a microscope - Strong attention to detail - Strong ability to work well in a group atmosphere, and comply with high quality standards - Strong ability to shift from one task to another to address changing production priorities