Precision Electronics Micro-Assembler (Dental Assistants Welcome) - Acronics Systems, Inc. - San Jose, CA

About Acronics At Acronics , we are a leading printed circuit board specialist, excelling in engineering design and rapid prototyping for customers across Silicon Valley. Our facility focuses on precision, quality, and craftsmanship in advanced electronics manufacturing. Are You a Dental Assistant Ready for a Change? Are you a Dental Assistant with elite manual dexterity, but tired of the chairside grind ? If you have the steady hands to operate a high-speed handpiece, place an ortho bracket, or work precisely in tight spaces, you already have 90% of the skills we need . We are a high-precision electronics manufacturing facility seeking individuals with exceptional fine-motor skills to transition into micro‑electronics assembly and hand soldering . We’ll teach you the science of electronics — we just need your hands. Why Make the Switch? No Patient Stress – Trade a high-pressure clinical environment for focused, quiet, professional bench work Physical Longevity – No more leaning over dental chairs; our workstations are ergonomically designed Cleaner Environment – Swap biohazards and aerosols for a clean, lab-style electronics workspace Career Growth – Learn SMT (Surface Mount Technology) and IPC-standard soldering skills used in aerospace, medical devices, and advanced tech The Role Perform high-precision hand soldering on circuit boards under a microscope Use fine-tipped tweezers to place components smaller than a grain of salt Conduct detailed visual inspections of solder joints (similar to checking margins, seals, or finishes in dental work) Work with specialized tools such as hot-air rework stations and precision dispensers What We’re Looking For The “Steady Hand” – Proven experience working accurately in small, 3‑D spaces Microscope Comfort – Ability to work under magnification for extended periods Detail-Oriented Mindset – You catch tiny imperfections others miss Background – Dental Assistants (current or recent grads) or those with DA coursework strongly encouraged No electronics experience required – Full training provided How to Apply Please submit: Your resume A brief note describing your favorite high-dexterity task (dental-related, jewelry making, crafting, hobbies, etc.) Interview Note: Qualified candidates will be asked to complete a simple 10-minute dexterity test during the interview to demonstrate hand‑eye coordination. Pay: $25.00 - $35.00 per hour Expected hours: 30.0 – 40.0 per week Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Application Question(s): What is your favorite precision work? Work Location: In person

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