At TT Electronics, you will meet dedicated people who believe that advanced electronics is the key to a brighter, smarter future.  Whether it’s advanced flight controls, smart surgical tools, intelligent vehicle charging or seamless automation everywhere, advancements like this come from the minds of passionate, creative people – working to a common goal, watching out for each other, and caring about making a difference in the lives of people all over the world. 

Our passion?  Simplifying the development of complex electronics… it’s the reason we exist as an organisation.  Our way of life?  Fostering a culture that values individuals as well as community and teamwork. 

Join us – and work with a team that believes success is measured by more than the bottom line, where you’ll find opportunities to achieve your goals, contribute to the lives of others, and build a brighter, smarter future, together. 

TT Electronics’ Loveland, Colorado facility, is located near north of Denver and just an hour from the airport. The area is home to a number of large corporations and well respected universities.  The equipment in Colorado can wind both copper and aluminium, and can handle wire as small as 40 AWG and up to three million circular mils of foil. We have produced single phase transformers and inductors ranging from 50VA to 50KW and three phase transformers from 50VA to 100KVA. And we can produce line reactors of four megawatts and more. It is a high mix, low-to-mid volume facility, which means we have the ability to quickly convert lines to handle different, sometimes complex orders. Here in Colorado we work hard and play hard, and we’re well located to be able to take advantage of all Colorado has to offer year round.

Performs set-ups and winds coils for transformers, chokes and inductors using heavy copper foil and wire while maintaining tight tolerances using detailed processes as guide to determine number of turns and size of wire under minimal supervision. Provides mechanical assembly in addition to coring and stacking. This position focuses primarily on winding larger coils.

Pay: $17.00

• Adherence to company policies, ISO and any other special job requirements
• performs machine set-up
• winds coils on a variety of machines from process description form
• must be able to count wire turns on a variety of coil forms
• understands taping methods for transformers and coring
• performs simple lead-out and stacking
• performs complex and challenging dip or hand solder methods to workmanship standards, requiring manuvering coils weighing up to 35 pounds
• Applies labels on transformers when completed
• Performs quality testing requirements as described in the process instructions
• Records time and quantity on timesheets daily
• Ability to lift and/or move up to 80 pounds
• Must be able to operate cranes and lifting magnets
• Ability to wind heavy gauge copper foil and wire windings using hand winder or Broomfield while controlling tight margins. Requires a high level of craftsmanship and mechanical knowledge
• Must display a heightened awareness of safety due to size and weight of assemblies
• Performs other miscellaneous duties as assigned

• Minimum high school diploma or equivalent along with job specific training
• Six or more months of relevant experience in related industries (Industrial, Machine shop)
• Basic understanding of ISO requirements, quality audits and corrective action
• Ability to carry out written, oral or diagram form instructions
• Ability to use calipers and other emasuring devices
• Ability to efectively deal with problems involving several concrete variables in standardized situations
• Demonstrated ability to read, write, speak and understand English language
• Demonstrated flexibilty to move from one job to the next in a high mix, low volume environment
• Ability to work independently or on a team