Senior Integration Technician (Stage Integration, Second Shift)
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- The Integration technician role will play a critical role in ensuring that various components and systems of flight hardware are assembled, tested, and installed with the highest quality
- The role requires a combination of technical skills, attention to detail, and knowledge of aerospace processes
- Ability to operate in a fast-paced manufacturing environment to successfully build and install flight hardware
- Collaborate with the production team, integration engineers and quality team to build, develop, and document job operations
- Primary area of focus will be assembly, install, and testing of flight hardware through development and production of Terran R
Benefits
- Health, dental, and vision coverage
- Additional stipend for employee wellness
- 401(k)
- Equity
- 11 company holidays & generous PTO
- Monthly lunches, game nights, holiday celebrations, and offsite events
- Generous parental leave and provide a $10,000 stipend for fertility, adoption, and other family-building benefits
- $2,000 annual learning stipend
- Constant training opportunities, company Lunch and Learns, and access to industry conferences
- Experience working in a fast-paced production environment handling flight hardware and performing critical operations
- Able to kneel to perform work duties, as needed throughout a shift (Personal Protective Equipment provided)
- Possess a wide range of technical skills including but not limited to fastener/torque applications, secondary retention, testing, avionics familiarity, and bonding operations
- Able to safely navigate and walk on uneven terrain or surfaces, as frequently required in the work environment
- 4+ years of aerospace mechanical experience or related field
- Able to reach and extend arms overhead for the duration required to complete assembly tasks
- Ability to set up and operate a wide range of hand and pneumatic tools along with calibrated tools and measuring devices
- Must be able to climb ladders and be comfortable working in tight spaces
- Ability to effectively communicate (verbal and written) with engineering and production
- Able to frequently crouch, bend, or squat to access low-level areas or equipment
- Electromechanical build proficiency
- FAA Airframe and Power Plant license
- Familiar with propulsion systems and components