As a global leader in radiation safety, detection and measurement, Mirion Technologies is advancing radiation safety through innovative technologies and solutions. Work collaboratively in a team environment to fabricate, integrate and test electro-mechanical assemblies and sub-components in accordance with established procedures, work instructions and/or engineering assembly diagrams and technical documentation. This role involves utilizing skills and tools to perform tasks including but not limited to; panel and enclosure fabrication, electrical wiring, mechanical assembly, integration of electronic assemblies, software loading and configuration, testing and calibration of Mirion In-Vivo, NDA and Criticality systems. Candidates must demonstrate the ability to troubleshoot and evaluate these assemblies and show proficiency with use of equipment such as Volt meters, Ohm meters, Ammeters, and Oscilloscopes. Candidates will also be required to utilize forklifts, scissor lifts, and overhead cranes during the executions of these duties and adhere to all safety standards. In conjunction with the tasks outlined above, candidates must be well organized and able to maintain project timelines and assignments to ensure deadlines are met, as well as assuring documentation is accurate, up to date, and adhering to company policy and industry standards to provide quality turnkey solutions to our customers. Essential Duties Fabrication of Electrical control panels and enclosures. Building Mechanical Assemblies. Integration of cables and other control assemblies into final product. Installation and configuration of software. Preliminary and final testing of product. Inventory management. Maintaining accurate records and documentation. Manage project timelines and task assignments to ensure deadlines are met. Essential Requirements Crimping and soldering skills. Wiring and cable management experience. Ability to operate cranes, scissor lifts, and forklifts to move, load, and position heavy materials and products. Use of test equipment (DVM, Ammeters, Oscilloscopes, Micrometers). Ability to read and interpret schematics, blueprints, procedures, and work orders. Comprehension of basic Electrical Theory. Sit or stand for extended periods of time. Ability to read and follow QA procedures. Ability to safely lift 50 lbs. unassisted. Computer skills; Excel, Word, Outlook. Additional Requirements Experience with assembly-related tools and machinery i.e., Drills, Taps, Bandsaws, Jigsaws, etc. Mechanical assembly skills. Knowledge of basic troubleshooting. Good organizational skills. ERP system experience preferred but not required. Education & Experience Requirements Completion of vocational training in electronics, electrical, or similar discipline. 3 years of electro-mechanical related experience in lieu of formal education.