Headset Assembler 2nd Shift 3-11:30PM

Headset Technician You in This Role In this role, you’ll assemble, inspect, and prepare FPV headset components used in real-world drone operations. This is hands‑on, detail‑driven work that demands consistency, focus, and strict adherence to work instructions in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment. Quality isn’t a nice‑to‑have—it’s the standard. These headsets support mission‑critical drone applications, not consumer toys. If you enjoy working with your hands, take pride in precision, and believe getting it right the first‑time matters, you’ll thrive here. This is an opportunity to be part of a growing American manufacturing operation where craftsmanship, accountability, and quality mean something. A Day in the Life Assemble FPV headset components according to documented work instructions Perform repetitive, hands‑on assembly tasks with precision and consistency Inspect individual parts and finished products to identify defects or quality issues Use hand tools and basic electronic testing equipment Meet daily production schedules and output targets Accurately document completed work, scrap, and rework Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workstation Escalate quality concerns or equipment issues to supervisors promptly Follow all safety, quality, and company policies at all times What You’ll Do Deliver high‑quality FPV headset assemblies that support real‑world drone operations Take ownership of workmanship and quality at your workstation—no hand‑offs, no excuses Support production efficiency by staying focused, reliable, and output‑driven Help prevent defects and rework by catching issues early and speaking up Contribute to a culture of accountability, safety, and continuous improvement Adapt quickly to production changes, updated instructions, or shifting priorities Represent American manufacturing standards through consistency and attention to detail What You’ll Bring Attention to detail, reliability, and a commitment to quality. Ability to follow detailed work instructions, perform hands‑on, repetitive assembly, and meet production expectations. Willingness to comply with ESD, safety, and quality standards. Manufacturing or electronics experience is a plus but not required. Required High school diploma or GED Ability to perform detailed, repetitive tasks Strong hand‑eye coordination Ability to follow written and visual instructions Basic math skills Reliable attendance and punctuality Ability to stand or sit for extended periods Preferred Electronics or manufacturing assembly experience Experience with small components or soldering Familiarity with production environments Photonics course certificates/degree programs and/or enrollment preferred. What You’ll Gain Hands‑on experience in a growing U.S.-based manufacturing environment The opportunity to work on products used in real‑world drone operations—not consumer toys Stable, consistent work with clear expectations and measurable goals Skill development in precision assembly, quality control, and electronics handling Exposure to manufacturing processes that support enterprise and defense‑adjacent customers A team culture that values accountability, craftsmanship, and doing things right the first time The foundation to grow within production, quality, or technical roles as the company scales Compensation & Benefits Hourly rate of pay: $26.40 Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision 401(k) Paid Time Off (PTO) Employee product discounts Work Environment & Physical Requirements This role is performed in a manufacturing and electronics assembly environment where electrostatic discharge (ESD) controls are required. Employees will work with sensitive electronic components and must always follow established ESD safety protocols. The work setting may be fast‑paced and requires sustained focus, precision, and attention to detail. The environment includes the use of hand tools, electronic testing equipment, and designated ESD‑safe workstations. Ability to sit or stand for extended periods of time Ability to perform repetitive hand, wrist, and finger movements Ability to handle small, delicate electronic components Ability to visually inspect components and assemblies, including close‑up detail work Ability to lift and move materials up to 25 lbs with or without reasonable accommodation Ability to work in a production environment with moderate noise levels Ability and willingness to comply with all ESD controls, including use of wrist straps, mats, grounding equipment, and other required PPE All employees are required to follow safety, quality, and ESD procedures and to immediately report any ESD, equipment, or quality concerns. Equal Opportunity & Accommodations Unusual Machines is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities in accordance with applicable laws. We are an equal opportunity employer that does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status. Unusual Machines participates in E‑Verify. E‑Verify is an Internet‑based system that compares information from an employee’s Form I‑9, Employment Eligibility Verification, to data from U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration records to confirm employment eligibility. We unfortunately cannot offer visa sponsorship for this position. #J-18808-Ljbffr