Carbon Fiber Technician

As a Carbon Fiber Technician, Your Key Responsibilities Include Produce and prepare carbon fiber components for race and test events, working with the Group Leader and Engineers to meet design specifications. Read and interpret engineering drawings to select appropriate materials and production processes. Communicate with Engineers to develop and continuously improve the function and quality of carbon fiber components. Join, bond and secure carbon fiber components using appropriate adhesives, bonding agents and surface preparation methods. Trim, modify and fit components using tools and equipment such as calipers, die grinders, drills, sanders, air saws and rivet guns. Accurately measure and mix epoxy resin systems and other bonding materials according to production requirements. Set up and apply vacuum bagging systems to secure composite materials and achieve the required finish. Program and monitor oven curing cycles, and maintain oven cleanliness to support production requirements. Inspect finished components for quality, dimensions, angles and fit to ensure they meet design specifications. Meet production deadlines while maintaining consistent quality and workmanship. Order, stock and maintain carbon fiber materials, adhesives, chemicals, solvents, resins and bagging supplies. Follow equipment safety procedures, use required personal protective equipment and promptly report hazards to a supervisor. Maintain a clean, organized work area and properly use and care for company-issued tools, equipment and other property. Represent CGR and its partners professionally, including when interacting with sponsors and guests during shop tours. Assist other team members and perform additional duties as assigned. To Be Successful In This Role, You’ll Need Two to three years of relevant experience as a carbon fiber technician, preferably in the automotive or aerospace industry. A high school diploma or equivalent. Strong reading, writing and mathematics skills to interpret technical information and perform accurate measurements and calculations. Hands-on experience using calipers, die grinders, drills, sanders, air saws and rivet guns. Working knowledge of epoxy resin systems, solvents, bonding agents and their suitability for different surfaces and applications. Proficiency with precision measuring tools and the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings. Strong attention to detail and a commitment to quality, accuracy and safe work practices. The ability to communicate effectively, collaborate with Engineers and team members, and meet production deadlines. We invest in our team members through a competitive benefits package, including: Health, dental, and vision Health Savings Account contributions 401K plan with company match Company paid life and disability insurance Paid time off and holidays Wellness programs Access to our state-of-the-art Human Performance Center We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, gender identity, marital or veteran status, or any other protected class. #J-18808-Ljbffr Chip Ganassi Racing