Mechanical Assembly Technician

Benefits 401(k) Competitive salary Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Training & development Vision insurance Overview Are you a master of precision who thrives on seeing complex systems come to life? At STIWA, we don’t just build machines; we engineer the pulse of modern manufacturing. We are looking for a high-caliber Mechanical Assembly Technician to bridge the gap between blueprint and reality. In this role, you won’t be stuck behind a bench all day. You will be the technical architect of our systems, taking ownership of the end-to-end assembly, installation, and optimization of world-class automation. From the precision of our in‑house facility to the excitement of international field‑based service, your expertise will ensure our global customers stay ahead of the curve. If you’re a hands‑on problem solver with a passport ready for action, we want to talk to you. Your Duties Assemble complex mechanical components according to technical specifications and oversee the initial start‑up of new machinery. Masterfully read and interpret electrical and pneumatic schematics to ensure flawless functionality while utilizing hand and power tools with a “safety‑first” mindset. Serve as the face of STIWA during global assignments, traveling internationally to handle advanced diagnostics, critical system recovery, proactive maintenance, and repairs. Execute type integrations and performance tweaks to keep existing machines running at peak efficiency while maintaining a direct line of communication with the U.S. MA PV and your Team Lead. Your Profile You have a deep background in mechanical assembly and a natural intuition for how parts fit and function together, with 1–2 years of preferred experience. You can look at schematics to see the “big picture” of machine movement and possess the poise to solve complex problems under pressure at international customer sites. You are an expert with hand and power tools, never compromise on workshop safety, and are proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook). High School Diploma is required; a degree or certification in Mechatronics or Mechanical Engineering Technology is a major advantage. Your Offer We offer competitive pay and an exciting, versatile job opportunity working within a motivated international team in a family‑owned industrial business, including thorough training. Ample benefits (Health insurance package, 401(k) with match, regular activities) are provided after a 2‑month probation period, along with paid vacation. We provide dedicated room for career development, skill expansion, and professional advancement within a high‑tech company. This position is fully onsite in Rock Hill, SC, Monday through Friday, with up to 12 weeks of required annual travel within the U.S., Mexico, and Europe. #J-18808-Ljbffr