Not bad for entry level job. You are paid by the hour and the hourly employees are unionized.
Pros
They will pay for tuition up to $7500 a year for an undergraduate degree and $12000 a year for a graduate degree Starting pay is currently $12 an hour, and pay increases are based on time spent with the company per the union contract. You automatically get a $0.15 raise every three months and the base pay is suppose to be $15.00 an hour by 2022. I started in late 2019, and by 2022 I expect to be making $17-$18 an hour per the current union contract. You also often have the option for overtime during the weekends. You will be IPC certified in soldering and cable assembly, which is internationally recognized as a qualification in the electronics industry.
Cons
Starting pay is low and it takes years (5+) before you can make an hourly wage in the $20-$30 range.
