Aerospace Assembly Tech (Precision Assembly) Position Available In Morgan, Alabama

Aerospace Assembly Tech (Precision Assembly) 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars Decatur, AL We are hiring Aerospace Assembly Technicians (Precision Assembly) to support the precision assembly of rocket engine components onsite in Huntsville, Alabama . In this role, you’ll work with tight tolerances, complex mechanical systems, and industry-leading aerospace hardware. This is a hands-on mechanical role suited for those with aerospace, aviation, turbomachinery, diesel, or automotive experience, particularly those familiar with blueprints, quality inspection, and working with precision tools. If interested and available, please email a copy of your resume to stephanie.narlesky@comcentric.com

Location:

Huntsville, AL Contract Length:

6-12+ months (extension possible through 2025)

Clearance:

Must be a U.S. Citizen or a Green Card holder

AVAILABLE SHIFTS & PAY RATES

Shift Schedule Pay Rate Openings A Shift Monday

• Thursday, 5:00 AM
• 3:30 PM $46.20/hour W2 B Shift Monday
• Thursday, 3:00 PM
• 1:30 AM $50.82/hour W2 C Shift Friday
• Sunday, 5:00 AM
• 5:30 PM $51.28/hour W2 D Shift Friday
• Sunday, 5:00 PM
• 5:30 AM $53.

13/hour W2

Note:

Overtime is available and encouraged for all shifts. Training begins on A Shift for one week before transitioning to your assigned shift.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Assemble rocket engine systems: combustion devices, turbomachinery, valves, avionics Disassemble hardware for diagnostics and repairs Conduct hydraulic testing, leak testing (helium/nitrogen), and hydro proof structural testing Perform detailed inspection to tolerances of 0.0001″ Operate hoists, torque tools, calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools Follow and create work instructions; maintain cleanliness standards for LOX/GUX compatibility Collaborate with engineers and support custom tooling design and documentation Comply with safety protocols and AS9100 quality standards Participate in troubleshooting, continuous improvement, and feedback loops between design and manufacturing

QUALIFICATIONS 4-6

years of direct hands-on mechanical assembly experience (e.g., aviation, automotive, oil & gas, diesel, turbomachinery) Ability to interpret engineering drawings and specs Experience using micrometers, slide calipers, and torque tools Familiarity with CAD drawings (Windchill/CREO a plus) Quality-focused; comfortable in regimented, safety-critical environments Strong attention to detail and ability to follow complex written instructions Comfortable working around high-pressure systems, liquid/gaseous oxygen, and in a cleanroom-like setting Technical degree or A&P certification preferred Stephanie Narlesky Recruiter Comcentric Inc. stephanie.narlesky@comcentric.com