IPC Certified Trainer (CIT) → Master Instructor Trainer (MIT)

KORE1, a nationwide provider of staffing and recruiting solutions, has an immediate opening for IPC Certified Trainer (CIT) Master Instructor Trainer (MIT)Position OverviewWe are seeking an experienced IPC Certified Trainer (CIT) to join our high-reliability electronics manufacturing environment with a defined path to Master Instructor Trainer (MIT) certification shortly after hire.This is a measured, quality-driven search. Interim training coverage is currently in place, allowing for a thoughtful transition and onboarding process focused on long-term program excellence, technical authority, and instructional leadership.The ideal candidate brings deep technical expertise in electronics assembly and solder workmanship, a passion for training and certification excellence, and the ability to serve as a technical authority within a mission-critical manufacturing environment.Key Responsibilities

• Deliver weekly IPC certification training (lecture and hands-on) in a classroom and lab environment
• Teach and certify to current IPC standards, including but not limited to:IPC-A-610 (Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies)J-STD-001 (Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies)IPC/WHMA-A-620 (Cable and Wire Harness Assemblies)IPC-7711/7721 (Rework, Modification and Repair)Space Addendums
• Develop and deliver tailored training programs based on manufacturing and customer requirements
• Oversee certification programs, testing, and documentation
• Serve as a workmanship authority for electronics assembly and soldering operations
• Support continuous improvement initiatives across training, quality, and manufacturing
• Maintain current IPC certifications and stay aligned with specification updates
• Transition to Master Instructor Trainer (MIT) via examination shortly after hire

Qualifications

• Active IPC Certified Trainer (CIT) status required
• Ability and willingness to obtain Master Instructor Trainer (MIT) certification shortly after hire
• 7+ years of experience in electronics manufacturing, assembly, or high-reliability environments
• Strong background in soldering, cable harnessing, rework, and inspection
• Demonstrated experience delivering hands-on technical training
• Strong understanding of aerospace, defense, medical, automotive, or mission-critical workmanship standards preferred
• Excellent communication, presentation, and classroom facilitation skills
• Detail-oriented with a strong commitment to quality and compliance

Preferred Experience

• Prior MIT certification
• Experience training in aerospace, space, defense, or other high-reliability manufacturing environments
• Background working with AS9100, ISO, or NADCAP quality systems
• Experience supporting production, quality, and engineering organizations

Why This Role

• Established training infrastructure and classroom environment
• Strong leadership support and investment in training excellence
• Defined path to MIT certification
• Long-term stability and program ownership
• High-impact role supporting mission-critical manufacturing quality

Compensation depends on experience but is typically 95k - 115k