💼 About This Role

You'll perform precision assembly and integration of satellite mechanism subsystems including hinges, actuators, and deployment systems for the world's first space-based cellular broadband network. Working in a cleanroom environment with strict aerospace standards, you'll interpret engineering drawings and execute testing to ensure flight hardware meets quality requirements. This role offers hands-on experience with cutting-edge space technology at a pioneering company.

🎯 What You'll Do

• Assemble and integrate satellite mechanism subsystems from engineering drawings and procedures.
• Install and route electrical harnesses, connectors, and sensors within tight tolerances.
• Execute functional, environmental, and acceptance testing on hardware.
• Troubleshoot anomalies during integration and testing; perform rework as required.
• Record build data and non-conformances in manufacturing systems.

📋 Requirements

• Associate degree in mechanical, electrical, or electromechanical technology or equivalent experience.
• 2+ years in precision mechanical assembly and/or electrical integration.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and schematics.
• Experience using hand tools, torque tools, and electrical test equipment.

✨ Nice to Have

• Aerospace or high-reliability hardware environment experience.
• Familiarity with satellite mechanisms (deployment systems, actuators).
• Cleanroom work experience and contamination control knowledge.

🎁 Benefits & Perks

• 🔧 Hands-on experience with flight hardware and satellite systems.
• 🚀 Cutting-edge technology in space-based cellular broadband.
• 🏢 Cleanroom environment with strict quality standards.
• 📈 Career growth potential in aerospace manufacturing.
• 🔒 Stable employment at an Equal Opportunity employer.

📨 Hiring Process

Estimated timeline: 2-4 weeks · AI estimate

1. 1Phone Screen· 30 min
2. 2Technical Interview· 60 min
3. 3On-site Assessment· 90 min

🚩 Heads Up

• Job description lists shift as weekend Fri-Sun 6am-6pm but not explicitly stated as a red flag; however, may be undesirable for some candidates.
• Requires handling flight hardware with strict contamination protocols which may add pressure.