Mechanical Engineering Technician

Advance Your Career in Aerospace: Become an Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator

Work Location: Tucson, AZ | Shift Details: 2nd Shift, Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM to 10:30 PM

Initial training period on 1st shift for 30-60 days at $23/hour.

A shift differential will be applied once you transition to the 2nd shift schedule.

We are seeking a skilled Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator to join a premier aerospace organization. This role is ideal for a professional who excels at combining high-level electronics knowledge with meticulous craftsmanship and proactive problem-solving.

If you possess the ability to analyze complex schematics, trace signals across circuit boards, and determine the root cause of component failures, we invite you to apply. You will play a vital role in the repair, testing, and overhaul of critical aviation electronics, working at the component level to support both engineering and production initiatives.

Advance Your Career in Aerospace: Become an Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator

Work Location: Tucson, AZ | Shift Details: 2nd Shift, Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM to 10:30 PM

Initial training period on 1st shift for 30-60 days at $23/hour.

A shift differential will be applied once you transition to the 2nd shift schedule.

We are seeking a skilled Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator to join a premier aerospace organization. This role is ideal for a professional who excels at combining high-level electronics knowledge with meticulous craftsmanship and proactive problem-solving.

If you possess the ability to analyze complex schematics, trace signals across circuit boards, and determine the root cause of component failures, we invite you to apply. You will play a vital role in the repair, testing, and overhaul of critical aviation electronics, working at the component level to support both engineering and production initiatives.

Core Responsibilities

Execute advanced fault analysis and debugging on chassis, wiring, connectors, and Circuit Card Assemblies to ensure system reliability.

Trace signal paths through intricate electronics to isolate faulty components, such as capacitors or resistors, helping maintain peak operational performance.

Perform testing, modification, and repair of aviation electronic devices to ensure compliance with FAA Repair Station standards.

Analyze test data and troubleshoot test-stand setups to help the team minimize cycle times and overcome manufacturing bottlenecks.

Assist in automated visual inspection tasks to improve overall quality control and operational efficiency.

Act as a technical subject matter expert to provide guidance on complex repairs and advanced soldering techniques.

Create training materials and provide mentorship to help elevate the technical skills of the broader operations team.

Maintain high workmanship standards by performing precision soldering tasks that meet rigorous quality requirements.

Required Qualifications

Five to ten years of professional experience in a technical or manufacturing setting.

At least four years of hands-on experience performing component-level troubleshooting.

Proven ability to interpret and utilize complex electronic schematics.

Strong grasp of circuit operations, including the ability to trace signal paths to identify failures.

Practical experience in troubleshooting electronic assemblies and CCAs at the component level.

Proficiency in soldering with the ability to earn IPC and J-Standard certifications through our internal training program.

Ability to meet strict soldering qualification standards while demonstrating a deep understanding of SMT processing.

Skill in interpreting technical specifications and accurately updating technical documentation.

Strong computer literacy, specifically with Microsoft Excel, Word, and documentation management systems.

Excellent interpersonal skills for effective collaboration with engineering and production departments.

A Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field or equivalent relevant technical experience.

Preferred Qualifications

Background in the overhaul, testing, or repair of electro‑mechanical or electronic aircraft equipment.

Previous experience operating within an FAA Repair Station or a similarly regulated aerospace environment.

Experience working with legacy electro‑mechanical and electronic aerospace systems.

Experience in the creation of technical training programs or detailed work instructions.

Experience providing mentorship and functional guidance to other technicians.

Advanced proficiency in SMT rework and complex soldering.

Experience troubleshooting manufacturing test beds or test equipment.

Experience identifying process improvements to resolve bottlenecks and reduce cycle times.

Work Environment

This position is based in a fast‑paced manufacturing facility where precision is paramount. You will operate in an environment with varying temperatures, ambient noise, and machinery, while adhering to strict safety protocols.

Physical requirements include:

Strong hand-eye coordination and precise manual dexterity.

Ability to maintain sustained visual focus for detailed inspection, soldering, and documentation tasks.

Capability to perform physical tasks, including lifting and moving materials, in alignment with safety procedures.

Join Our Team

If you are a hands‑on electronics professional who enjoys tackling complex technical challenges, we encourage you to apply for this Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator role and contribute your expertise to the aerospace industry.

This role involves access to information or facilities governed by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and/or Export Administration Regulations (EAR). Access to these controlled technologies may be restricted to U.S. Persons (including U.S. Citizens, lawful permanent residents, and specific categories of refugees/asylees) or foreign nationals who have obtained an export license.

Technical Proficiencies

Soldering

SMT process

J-standard or IPC

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