Write assembly code for embedded systems, optimizing for speed and memory.

Debug and troubleshoot assembly code to identify and fix errors.

Optimize existing assembly code for better performance and efficiency.

Reverse engineer compiled code to understand functionality and algorithms.

Collaborate with software engineers to integrate assembly code into larger systems.

Document assembly code and create technical specifications for future reference.

Maintain and update existing assembly code to support new hardware or software.

Develop assembly routines for device drivers and system-level programming.

Test and validate assembly code to ensure it meets performance requirements.

Analyze system performance and identify areas where assembly optimization can improve speed.

Interpreting technical drawings to understand assembly requirements and specifications.

Precisely positioning parts according to the assembly blueprint.

Using screws, bolts, rivets, or adhesives to securely join components.

Inspecting assembled products for defects and adherence to standards.

Operating hand and power tools safely and effectively.

Tracking and managing component stock levels to avoid shortages.

Identifying and resolving assembly issues or malfunctions.

Adhering to safety protocols and guidelines to prevent accidents.

Operating automated assembly machines and equipment.

Maintaining records of assembly processes and quality control checks.

Working with team members to achieve assembly goals efficiently.

Suggesting improvements to assembly processes for better efficiency.