Mechanical Electrical Assembler

ou're excited about this opportunity because you will...
Assemble mechanical, electrical, and electromechanical production units and subassemblies according to released drawings, work instructions, and build documentation
Perform repeatable production builds of wiring harnesses, cable assemblies, and electro-mechanical integrations to defined quality standards
Install and connect compute, control, power, and sensor systems following established procedures
Conduct prescribed functional tests, inspections, and basic calibration steps to verify build completeness and quality
Identify build defects, missing components, or out-of-spec conditions and escalate issues to manufacturing or engineering leads
Rework or repair production units as directed using approved processes and documentation
Maintain organized workstations, tools, and production materials to support efficient throughput
Support kitting, material handling, and inventory accuracy for production builds
Follow ESD, safety, and quality requirements during all assembly and test activities
Accurately record build status, serial numbers, and production data in tracking systems
Assist with factory integration, final assembly, and shipment preparation as needed
Provide feedback on work instructions and tooling to improve clarity and repeatability
We're excited about you because you have...
A minimum of 2 year experience in a manufacturing or similar environment, such as aerospace, construction, automotive, or electrical service industries
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawing and schematics
Safely use hand tools, power tools, hydraulic and pneumatics
This role is mainly on-site and on occasion in the field which requires work in non-climate-controlled environments and inclement weather if required or if applicable
Work in a stimulating, demanding, and rapidly advancing environment at the forefront of technological innovation
Basic English skills - ability to read and understand written instructions and effectively communicate verbally
Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States without needing current or future employer-sponsored work authorization