Assembly & Testing Engineer Jobs in Ahmedabad
India has become one of the biggest markets for smartphone and electronics companies. With its huge English speaking and service sector-oriented population, there is a huge demand for electronic equipment. With rising sale of electronics due to the work from home situation, many companies are bound to shift their assembly lines to India and what better place will be for them than Ahmedabad. Assembly & Testing Engineers are required for such purposes that can help develop and fabricate test and assembly fixtures and draft procedures and automate test programs. Testing involves quality control and ensuring that a product is ready to be shipped to the consumers.

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