Assembler I - Rolling Stock

Assembler Technician I – Rolling Stock Pioneering in America, from the first mile to the last. This is what drives us. For more than 160 years, Siemens has been an integral provider of infrastructure, electrification, and transportation solutions in the United States. Automation's impact on the railway industry is second only to the effects of digitalization. Combine them and the results are transformative! We work at the leading edge of this movement, applying our proven expertise in digitalization to rail infrastructure and automation. Our innovative solutions deliver greater safety, punctuality, reliability, and sustainability across the line, all while reducing costs for mass transit and freight transportation systems. We are continuously developing new answers for rail automation – often to questions that haven't been asked yet. Join the growing team at our world-class train manufacturing facility in Lexington, North Carolina. Siemens Mobility, Rolling Stock Division is the North American market leader in the production of passenger locomotives and coaches, and light rail vehicles. As an Assembler Technician I, you will support a broad range of mechanical and assembly activities in a dynamic, high energy, production environment in final assembly of the best rail vehicles in the world. What your day-to-day will look like: Build up and assemble units in passenger coaches such as, but not limited to, roofs, cable harnesses, mounted parts, electrical racks, and panels, including air supply racks and piping assemblies. Apply adhesive, assemble, and align floor panels, windows, and door assemblies. Install mechanical components such as insulation, sidewall panels, seating, and luggage racks. Route and connect electrical wiring harnesses to final termination points and subassemblies. Disassemble, modify, rework, refurbish, reassemble components as required. Duties may consist of, but not limited to, working from production blueprints, wiring diagrams, parts lists, wire lists, sketches and verbal instructions to produce electrical or Electro-Mechanical subassemblies. Frequently required to use fine motor skills, assembling some small parts with excellent dexterity. To thrive in this role, you have: High school education or state recognized GED, or equivalent combination of education and experience in a manufacturing or similar environment, such as electrical panel assembly, construction, automotive or electrical service industries. Capable of basic written and verbal communication in English Knowledge of reading of blueprints, diagrams and various part list is helpful.