Mechanical Assembly Technician

Job Description Job Description ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN Full-Time | Manufacturing | Automotive Performance Equipment Dynocom Industries is hiring a hands-on Assembly Technician to build high-performance automotive dynamometers and capital equipment at our Texas manufacturing facility. This is NOT a desk job. We need someone who knows how to use tools, understands how mechanical equipment goes together, isn't afraid to get their hands dirty, and takes pride in building equipment correctly. If you have experience working on cars or motorcycles, building engines, fabricating, welding, wiring equipment, repairing machinery, installing industrial equipment, working in a machine shop, or building race cars , you may be exactly who we're looking for. Automotive/motorcycle enthusiasts are strongly encouraged to apply. If you're the person who's always working on your car, motorcycle, race car, truck, engine, or some mechanical project in your garage — we want to hear from you. Our equipment is shipped to customers across the United States and around the world. Job Description: Build mechanical assemblies from the ground up Assemble frames, shafts, bearings, hubs, brakes, couplings and gearboxes Install motors, sensors and electronic components Wire control boxes and equipment Route and terminate wiring and cables Drill, bolt, torque, tap, measure, fit and align components Read mechanical drawings, schematics and assembly instructions Diagnose mechanical and electrical problems Test completed equipment Perform final assembly and quality-control checks Prepare completed equipment for shipment Keep your tools and work area clean and organized WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR We're looking for mechanically inclined people who actually enjoy building things. You are a great fit if you're a: • Automotive Enthusiast • Motorcycle Enthusiast • Automotive Technician • Diesel Technician • Race Car Mechanic • Fabricator • Welder • Industrial Maintenance Technician • Equipment Technician • Machine Builder • Electrical Technician • CNC/Machine Shop Technician • Heavy Equipment Mechanic P rofessional experience is great, but real hands-on experience counts too. If you've: Built or swapped an engine Installed a transmission Built or modified a car or motorcycle Wired a race car Fabricated brackets or components Installed bearings, shafts or driveline components Worked with electrical systems or sensors Rebuilt machinery Worked in a machine shop \nCompany Description OEM Manufacturer of automotive testing technology Company Description OEM Manufacturer of automotive testing technology