CVG300 Conversions Assembler II - 403

Jabil, a global partner to leading brands across engineering, supply chain and manufacturing, is hiring for a CVG300 Conversions Assembler II - 403 in Florence, Alabama. With six decades in the business and a network of more than 100 sites worldwide, the company blends broad reach with local know‑how to deliver scalable, customized solutions. The role is onsite, full time, and aims to keep high-quality parts moving to customers on schedule. This position tends to suit hands-on people who enjoy precise assembly and following detailed instructions in a manufacturing environment.

Based in Florence, this on-site role supports back-end and box-build assembly and is built for someone who takes pride in producing quality products and meeting run-rate targets. The team is looking for a candidate who can work efficiently while maintaining safety, cleanliness and accuracy in every step of the process. The company emphasizes sustainable practices and inclusive communities, and expects adherence to all safety, health and security procedures on the floor.

Be aware of fraud: when applying for a role at Jabil you will be contacted through official channels with a jabil.com email address, or direct communications from a Jabil team member. Jabil does not request payments for interviews and will not ask for sensitive personal information over the phone or via email. Jabil, including its subsidiaries, is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other protected characteristic.

Back-end builds on the Florence line

On a typical day, you’ll follow precise verbal or written instructions to assemble back-end and box-build systems, moving components through flow racks and Kanban locations as you go. You’ll verify incoming materials, apply first‑in, first‑out controls, and then use specific tools and torque drivers to complete assemblies at the required pace. You’ll also scan required components or sub-assemblies to keep inventory and production data accurate. In addition, you’ll maintain equipment readiness through basic preventative maintenance, keep your area in 5S order, and stay compliant with safety rules and the company security policy. You may be asked to perform other duties as needed and, importantly, to maintain certifications or proficiency in related operations like Assembler I, Router, Press Fit and RTV, as well as DF Pre-Kitting Assembly/Test, Hi-Pot Test, Bundle Kitting and Pack-Out.

In this role you’ll contribute to a reliable workflow by pulling and scanning components from flow racks or bin locations, conducting physical inventory in designated spaces, and supporting purge processes when necessary. The job calls for attention to detail and a disciplined approach to quality, with the understanding that the right procedures and documentation keep shipments on schedule and customers satisfied.

Must-haves for the bench

Here are capabilities that will help you succeed in this role.

• You can determine how many parts are needed and ready for use at any moment
• You’re comfortable presenting information and answering questions from managers, clients, customers or the public
• You can define problems, gather data, establish facts and draw valid conclusions
• You’re proficient with a Windows PC and related software, including familiarity with Jabil’s software packages
• You can write simple notes and read visual aids to guide work
• You’re able to follow one- or two-step instructions using practical reasoning
• You can handle standardized situations with few variables
• You can read and understand simple instructions, short messages and memos
• You’re capable of computing rate, ratio and percent and can interpret basic graphs

Nice-to-haves for the bench

These may strengthen a candidacy, though they’re not required.

• Certification or demonstrated proficiency in DF Pre-Kitting Assembly/Test, Hi-Pot Test, Bundle Kitting and Pack-Out operations

Pay, benefits and practical details

The role is full-time and on-site in Florence, Alabama, with the expectations that you’ll adhere to safety and health rules and the company security policy as part of daily duties. Details about compensation or benefits aren’t listed here.

Advice for applicants

Lead with your hands-on assembly and box-build experience on your resume, especially any work tied to back-end builds, run-rate targets and the use of torque tools or other line tooling.

When you describe your must-have skills, back them with concrete examples: show how you followed detailed instructions, used FIFO, scanned components, and navigated flow racks or Kanban systems to keep parts moving.

In interviews, be ready to discuss how you maintain 5S and cleanliness in a production area, how you perform preventative maintenance on equipment, and how you stay compliant with safety and security policies while contributing to on-time shipments.

Consider asking about which certifications the team values most, how often you’ll be expected to maintain or renew them, and what a typical run-rate looks like on the floor to gauge day-to-day expectations.