Instrumentation Technician

Pay Range: $25-$37 per Hour based on experience NOTICE: This position is subject to U.S. Government security clearance. Due to federal government contracts and national security regulations, candidates must be U.S. citizens to be eligible for security clearance. About the Role Aerodyn Engineering is looking for an Instrumentation Lab Technician to apply, check, and troubleshoot sensors on gas turbine and similar industry hardware. You'll install strain gages, thermocouples, and other instrumentation, build wire and cable harnesses, and support customers. For more information on Aerodyn Engineering, please visit What We Offer Weekly Paychecks Double Overtime Pay Monthly Bonus Incentives Paid Time Off Designated Sick/Med Time Off 9 Paid Holidays Active Insurance Benefits Within Your First Month Wide Range of Medical Plans, including 100% employer-paid options 100% Employer-Paid Short-term Disability, Life, and AD&D Insurances 401(k) Match Skill Development & Advancement Opportunities What You'll Do Apply and check instrumentation using portable spot-welding and related techniques. Install strain gages and instrumentation leads on customer-supplied hardware. Build and check wire and cable harnesses for testing. Use DVMs, leak-check equipment, calipers, and hand tools per procedure. Read schematics, wiring diagrams, and blueprints. Keep accurate job and shift records, and maintain lab equipment. Possible travel to customer sites to support instrumentation work. What Makes You a Fit Experience with resistance and laser welders, and rake/probe assembly. Hands‑on knowledge of pressure, thermocouple, strain gage, and accelerometer sensors. 3-5 years’ experience in engine sensor application and troubleshooting. MET/EET/A&P certification is a plus. Excellent manual dexterity, organization, and professionalism. What You'll Have Variety in your work. An experienced instrumentation team to learn from. Requirements Ability to travel to customer sites if necessary. High School Diploma or equivalent. Instrumentation application knowledge, including sensors (pressure, thermocouple, strain gage, and accelerometers) Strain gage application and rake/probe assembly knowledge. Experience with resistance and laser welders. Ability to read electrical schematics and blueprints. Strong oral and written English communication and technical communication skills. Strong time management, organization, and professionalism. Strong physical and manual dexterity skills. 3-5 years’ experience in engine sensor application and troubleshooting preferred. Previous aerospace, mechanical, and electrical engineering experience preferred. #J-18808-Ljbffr Aerodyn Engineering, LLC