Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician

Electro-Mechanical Assembly TechnicianWe are looking for an Electro-Mechanical Assembly Technician to build up mechanical and electromechanical assemblies for our modular nuclear reactor systems. You will work primarily with hand and power tools to fit, fasten, and integrate a wide variety of components. This is your opportunity to be part of a team building first-of-a-kind nuclear reactor hardware from day one. Hands-on variety — no two assemblies are alike. Room to grow into Lead Technician or specialized mechanical roles.Location: Torrance, CASalary: Up to $60/h depending on level of experienceShift: Mon-Fri from 8 am to 5 pmComprehensive benefits: 401(k), Dental insurance, Health insurance, Retirement plan, Vision insurance, Flexible Time off and more!Key ResponsibilitiesAssemble mechanical and electromechanical components using hand and power tools (wrenches, drivers, torque tools, etc.).Read and follow engineering drawings, work instructions, and bills of materials to complete builds correctly.Fit, fasten, align, and torque components to specification; verify fit-up and functionality before sign-off.Identify and troubleshoot assembly issues, fitment problems, or missing/incorrect parts, and escalate as needed.Maintain a clean, organized, and safe workspace; follow 5S and shop safety standards.Support a wide range of build types across different product lines and subassemblies as priorities shift.Document completed work, inspection results, and any non-conformances per quality procedures.Basic Qualifications4+ years of experience in mechanical assembly, maintenance, or a similar hands-on technical role.Strong proficiency with hand tools and basic power tools (torque wrenches, drills, drivers, etc.).Ability to read and follow engineering drawings, work instructions, and assembly procedures.Comfortable working across a variety of assembly tasks and switching between them throughout the day.Strong attention to detail and commitment to build quality.Comfortable working in a fast-paced startup manufacturing environment with evolving processes.Ability to lift up to 50 lbs, stand for extended periods, and work in a shop-floor setting with appropriate PPE.Preferred Skills and ExperienceExperience with mechanical assembly in aerospace, nuclear, automotive, or other highly regulated industries.Basic electrical or electromechanical assembly experience (wiring, connectors, harnessing).Familiarity with torque specifications, fastener standards, and basic hand-tool calibration.Prior experience in a startup or low-volume/high-mix production environment.Forklift, overhead crane, or rigging certification.If you are interested in learning more about this role, please submit your resume for immediate consideration!