Test Operator

About the Company

Moog is known for a high-performance workplace that supports people in doing meaningful work. The environment is built around trust, collaboration, and solving technically challenging problems. Employees can expect strong job satisfaction, rewarding work, and a healthy balance between life at work and outside it.

Role Overview

This position is for a Test Operator based onsite in Carrigaline, County Cork, Ireland. The role reports to the PCB Production Supervisor and supports day-to-day production activity as needed.

Key Duties

• Run assembly machinery and equipment needed to complete assigned tasks.
• Prepare parts and components for hand assembly.
• Operate PCB cleaning and baking equipment.
• Use torque tools when assembling designated fasteners.
• Carry out manual assembly of printed circuit boards and selected mechanical hardware according to formal assembly instructions, process documents, drawings, and SOPs.
• Work with printed circuit cards and related electronic components.
• Apply adhesives and conformal coatings where required.
• Support prototype builds under engineering oversight.
• Set up equipment and perform process measurements when needed.
• Complete operator-level machine maintenance as directed.
• Inspect and rework PCB assemblies and components against approved acceptance criteria.
• Use the appropriate safety equipment during maintenance tasks.
• Complete all required production records and documentation.
• Process work orders in the ERP system.
• Follow personal tool care rules, anti-static controls, safety practices, and housekeeping standards.

Training and Additional Information

Training on specific equipment will be provided. The employer is an equal opportunities employer.

Preferred Qualifications and Skills

Knowledge of IPC 7711/IPC 7721 and IPC J-Standard, along with how these standards are applied, is preferred.

Ideal Candidate Profile

The successful candidate should have a consistent record of meeting quality and production targets, take a positive and adaptable approach, and communicate well with others. A strong eye for detail, good problem-solving ability, solid time management, and a friendly, professional manner when dealing with different people are also important. Around 2 to 3 years of relevant assembly experience or knowledge would be an advantage.