Electronics assemblers solder and manually assemble electronic components such as resistors, diodes, transistors, switches, capacitors, and integrated circuits to designated locations on printed circuit boards. They perform fine hand assembly using microscopes, hand / small power tools, and automatic / semi-automatic machines.

To work in this field, you usually need some high school education. You usually receive on-the-job training for this occupation.

You may obtain voluntary trade certification and a two-year apprenticeship program if you are an electronic assembler in Saskatchewan.