CT Group specialise in supplying reliable, qualified workers for the Civil Construction, Trades, Manufacturing and Warehousing industries.

We have an opportunity in Electronic Assembly for a Build Technician for a 4-6 week assignment in Murarrie.

Our client is a forward-thinking technology company, specialising in Automotive Charging Stations.

You must be able to commit to a Monday to Friday 38 hours week for this role.

A background in Electronics or Electrical Assembly of components on a production line environment is Essential.

Your role will be assembling electronic componentry on a small-scale following instructions, interpreting diagrams.

Your duties will include:

Assist in the build and final assembly of advanced power electronics products;

Perform soldering tasks with precision and consistency;

Handle and assemble PCBs, heatsinks, and electronic enclosures;

Work with technical drawings and build instructions;

Assemble complex systems to high quality standards;

Maintain a clean and safe production environment.

You will have:

Proven experience in electronics or electromechanical assembly;

Confident soldering skills and experience working with electronic components;

Able to perform in a fast-paced, hands-on production environment;

Reliable, detail-oriented, and ready to hit the ground running;

You must be available for the entire 4-6 week assignment.

Please ensure your resume includes at least 2 past employer referees including current contact names and phone numbers.

Phone enquiries will not be taken and as the positions could start at short notice, please do not apply if you are currently employed and are required to give notice.

If you meet the selection criteria, please "Apply for This Job Now" to submit your resume.

Please Note: Only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

"To view a list of all of our current job vacancies - please visit our website www.ctlh.com.au"

We proudly embrace and promote cultural diversity and Equal Employment Opportunity within the workplace. Indigenous Australians, Torres Strait Islanders, and minority groups are encouraged to apply.