Assembly Technician

Qualifications High school diploma, GED or equivalent work experience. Relevant high traceability manufacturing experience (Aerospace, Medical or related field). Hands‑on work experience Electrical‑Mechanical Assembly, Final Integration, and/or Harness Integration experience. Experience in a fast‑paced production environment. Hands‑on experience with precision torque, measurement and inspection devices (i.e., automated and manual torque wrenches, torque drivers, calipers, micrometers, profilometers, optical inspection devices, multi‑meters), as well as standard hand tools. Day‑to‑Day Looking for a Mechanical Assembly Technician's. If you seek a fast‑paced, dynamic environment; if you thrive on solving difficult problems where resolutions have high impact; and if you love the challenge of building something from scratch, then this role will be an ideal next career step. To be successful you need to be highly motivated and detail oriented while showing the highest standards of execution. Key Job Responsibilities Champion safety requirements in all designated zones and work locations. Assemble and test with emphasis to detail, an assortment of avionic LRUs, electrical‑mechanical assemblies, handle and install fiber‑optics, and PCBAs. Ensure lab equipment is maintained and calibrated. Supports some preventative maintenance activities on test equipment and data acquisition systems. Identify equipment requirements, process improvements, maintain floor stock inventory. You will independently execute and prioritize work to meet company deliverables. Execute test procedures for component and system level testing maintenance. Receive shipments and coordinate deliveries with recipients (Using pallet jacks, kit carts, etc). Your work may include contributing to improving SOPs and safety procedures. #J-18808-Ljbffr