Manufacturing Assembly Technician

Torus is headquartered in Utah and is expanding manufacturing at our 545,000-square-foot facility in Salt Lake City called GigaOne. We are the world’s first mesh energy infrastructure, uniting communities through resilient, sustainable, and intelligent power. We design, engineer, manufacture, install, and support our systems end-to-end, standing behind them throughout their lifecycle. Torus systems help reduce costs, lower emissions, and protect facilities from outages, while strengthening the security and reliability of the broader utility grid. Torus is committed to American manufacturing, engineering excellence, and building energy systems that last. Torus has raised over $267 million from investors like Magnetar, Mercado, ICONIQ and Origin Ventures. The investments are helping to accelerate deployment of modular power plants across utilities, data centers, and industrial sectors. This investor confidence reflects the strength of our team, technology as well as the scale of the problem we are solving. At Torus, you will be part of something larger than a single product or technology. Your work will help build energy infrastructure that supports and strengthens our electrical grid, critical systems, industry, and communities for decades to come. We value accountability, collaboration, and clear thinking. We are looking for people who want to solve hard problems and build things that matter. About the Role As a Manufacturing Technician, you will execute a variety of hands‑on mechanical and electrical assembly tasks required to build our cutting‑edge energy storage systems. Electrical Sub-Assembly serves as the core foundation of this role—constructing the critical wiring harnesses and sub‑assemblies that supply all downstream departments. Depending on your experience, expertise, and operational needs, you may be assigned to specialized production areas across the facility. Level I (0–2 Years Experience): Focuses on foundational mechanical assembly, standard wiring routing, core hand/power tool operation, and basic quality inspections under direct supervision. Level II (2–5+ Years Experience): Executes advanced mechanical and electrical assemblies, operates heavy‑lifting equipment (including overhead cranes), troubleshoots complex build discrepancies, and mentors Level I technicians. Starting compensation is dependent on experience. Assembly Departments & Focus Areas Technicians may be placed in one or more of the following specialized functional areas based on skill set, technical background, and facility demand: Electrical Sub-Assembly Area (Central Feed Hub): Serves as the primary build hub servicing all other production departments. Responsible for constructing, pre‑assembling, harnessing, and testing high‑voltage (HV) and low‑voltage (LV) electrical wiring, control panels, and sub‑assemblies prior to final integration across product lines. Flywheel Assembly : Focuses on heavy mechanical build processes. Technicians regularly utilize overhead cranes to pick up, maneuver, and align large, heavy pieces of machined metal to build high‑precision flywheel power storage systems, as well as installing internal electrical wiring and components. Power Supply Assembly : Responsible for assembling power electronics, power distribution enclosures, high/low voltage electrical wiring runs, and associated structural framework for clean power delivery. Storage Pod Assembly : Handles structural assembly utilizing long metal tubes to build outer frame structures and large pre‑machined sheet metal panels. Integrates sub‑assembly wiring harnesses, internal hardware, and pod components into complete modular units. HVAC Systems Assembly : Constructs outer structural frames from long metal tubing and mounts sheet metal enclosures for environmental control systems. Installs mechanical HVAC equipment, routes electrical wiring, and secures full system integration. Battery Storage Assembly : Focuses on precision battery enclosure integration. Works heavily with overhead cranes to safely lift, maneuver, and set heavy battery modules into final housing units, followed by complete HV/LV electrical terminations and mechanical tie‑ins. Key Responsibilities & Duties Mechanical & Frame Assembly Work directly with pre‑machined materials, including large pieces of sheet metal and long structural metal tubing, to construct sturdy outer frames and enclosures for storage pods, HVAC systems, and flywheel units. Perform alignment, fitting, and mechanical fastening of structural components according to engineering blueprints and specs. Tool & Equipment Operation Demonstrate expert use of a wide range of manual, pneumatic, and power hand tools, including but not limited to: power drills, screwdrivers, socket wrenches, torque wrenches, rivet guns, mallets, hammers, wire strippers, and crimpers. Maintain, inspect, and calibrate personal hand tools and shop equipment prior to daily production. Heavy Lifting & Crane Operations Operate overhead bridge/gantry cranes and specialized rigging equipment to pick up, position, and place heavy machined flywheel metal components and battery modules into finished assemblies safely. Adhere strictly to safe rigging practices and heavy load movement protocols. Electrical Wiring & Integration Route, install, and secure high‑voltage and low‑voltage electrical wiring, cable assemblies, and sub‑assemblies across all build departments. Interpret schematic diagrams and color‑coded wiring blueprints to ensure exact termination, crimping, and pin placement. Quality Control & Testing Conduct thorough visual inspections, alignment checks, and functional electrical/mechanical testing on completed sub‑assemblies and final builds. Identify, document, and report any defects, material discrepancies, or build issues to engineering and quality assurance teams. Safety & Compliance Strictly adhere to all OSHA regulations, plant safety policies, arc flash precautions, and crane operation guidelines. Maintain a clean, organized, and hazard‑free work area (5S standards). Qualifications & Requirements Required Experience 0 – 5+ years of relevant manufacturing, mechanical, or electrical assembly experience (level determined by depth of experience). Extensive hands‑on proficiency with hand and power tools (drills, wrenches, rivet guns, mallets, hammers, screwdrivers, etc.). Demonstrated ability to read and accurately interpret technical engineering drawings, blueprints, schematics, and color‑coded wiring diagrams. Comfort working with large‑scale structural materials, including sheet metal, metal frame tubing, and heavy mechanical parts. Experience or willingness to be trained in overhead crane and hoist operations for heavy lifting. Strong attention to detail, quality standards, and physical dexterity. Preferred Qualifications High School Diploma or GED equivalent. Technical certifications or vocational training in electrical, mechanical, or industrial technology disciplines. Overhead Crane / Rigging Certification or prior overhead crane operating experience. Active OSHA‑compliant Forklift Certification is a plus. Prior experience in clean tech, battery storage, HVAC manufacturing, machine shops, or heavy equipment assembly. You’ll be a great fit at Torus if you’re motivated by building durable systems and taking responsibility for how they perform in the field. This role is well suited for those who are: Seeking to build a long‑term career in manufacturing with a mission‑driven company A clear communicator who values transparent dialogue, gives feedback promptly, and seeks context before making assumptions Safety‑conscious, quality‑focused, and efficient as you balance precision with speed, committed to doing it right the first time A problem‑solver who approaches challenges with cautious optimism, leveraging your strengths to continuously improve Self‑motivated and adaptable as you thrive independently, take initiative, and adjust quickly to changing priorities Customer‑minded as you understand your work powers sustainable energy systems for real communities, and quality is non‑negotiable. Background Check All candidates are subject to a background check. Location + Travel The role is based in our Salt Lake Headquarters, GigaOne. May require occasional onsite work in South Salt Lake warehouse (air‑conditioned and non air‑conditioned). Schedule Full-Time, Hourly Days: 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM Monday-Friday Compensation $20-$25 DOE (Note: We have the flexibility to hire at different levels, which may impact the corresponding pay range.) Work Authorization Applicants must already have the legal authorization to work in the US without requiring any employer sponsorship. Physical Requirements Must have the ability to safely lift and move objects weighing up to 50 lbs. Must be capable of standing, bending, and executing repetitive tasks for prolonged periods of time. Ability to read, identify, observe and recognize details, color‑coding and fine print at close range on associated engineering drawings. Ability to don personal protective equipment to include, but not limited to, respiratory protective equipment with proper seal, coveralls, ear protection, gloves, eye protection & safety helmet. Ability to observe, detect and respond to audible and visual machine malfunction warnings. Ability to communicate information so others can understand. Must be able to exchange accurate information in these situations. Must report to work reliably and with the ability to use full and unimpaired skills and judgment to safely execute your job. Proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking English required. Benefits eligibility is based on employment status. Employee Rewards Package including equity 401(k) Retirement Savings Plan Torus paid life and AD&D Insurance with option to purchase additional coverage Voluntary short- and long‑term disability insurance Health Benefits Package: Choice between traditional PPO or HSA‑eligible medical plans with Torus covering 50% of medical premiums; Dental insurance; and Vision insurance Plan participants have access to telehealth services, mental health support and coaching, and exclusive discounts on brands, dining, entertainment, and more. Time Off 10 days annual PTO 10 paid company holidays Waiting period-free 100% paid parental leave Culture & Community Regular company‑wide offsites to showcase our progress and learnings. A time to step back, think strategically, and work on the business together. Team members receive Torus branded gear Fully stocked break rooms with free snacks and drinks. Because great work deserves great fuel. Torus is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status. #J-18808-Ljbffr Torus Inc.