Electro‑Mechanical Integration Technician (Precision Assemblies) SPS Simulators Carson, CA Job Details $21 - $30 an hour 5 hours ago Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Assembly quality control testing Maintaining an organized workspace Electro-mechanical components System troubleshooting Electromechanical aerospace component assembly Machine troubleshooting Electronic systems troubleshooting Cable assembly Electrical schematic reading and interpretation Equipment troubleshooting Soldering tools Mid-level Electronic parts Measuring instruments Troubleshooting electrical systems Surface mount soldering Quality issues Visual inspection as testing technique Wiring harnesses Assembly drawings Clean workspace maintenance Through-hole technology (THT) Hand tools Mechanical troubleshooting Documentation reviews Wire harness assembly Circuit boards Production troubleshooting Full Job Description Electro‑Mechanical Integration Technician (Precision Assemblies)

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Carson, CA A day on the bench You arrive, ground yourself at an ESD-safe station, and review the day's engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics, and BOMs. You stage components, route harnesses, and build subassemblies. Before lunch, you're soldering both thru‑hole and SMT components on PCB assemblies and verifying continuity. In the afternoon, you perform self-inspections, catch a documentation discrepancy, and flag it for the team. You finish by organizing tools, updating build notes, and ensuring the work area is spotless and compliant. Role summary Assemble, wire, and integrate complex electro‑mechanical products in accordance with engineering documentation while meeting quality, safety, and production standards. What you will do Build electro‑mechanical assemblies, panels, harnesses, and subassemblies. Solder PCB assemblies (both thru‑hole and SMT), and assemble/terminate harnesses and cables. Interpret and follow drawings, schematics, BOMs, and related build documentation. Conduct self-inspections to verify workmanship and product quality. Identify and communicate assembly or documentation issues promptly. Maintain a clean, organized, ESD‑safe workspace at all times. Qualifications 1-5 years of electro‑mechanical and/or electronics assembly experience preferred. Ability to read engineering drawings and wiring diagrams; capable of basic troubleshooting. Skilled with hand tools, basic measuring instruments, and a soldering iron. High attention to detail; collaborative and reliable team contributor. Physical demands Ability to stand or sit for extended periods. Comfort with repetitive hand and fine‑motor tasks. Lift, carry, stand, walk, reach, and pull up to 25 lbs. when necessary. Ability to distinguish wire colors and inspect small components. Core proficiencies Electrical Schematics Troubleshooting Skills Machine Building/Assembling Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills Soldering Electrical / Electronic Systems Mechanical Assembly Skills Aerospace Manufacturing If hands-on precision, quality craftsmanship, and teamwork motivate you, we'd love to connect.