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Belcan, LLC
Engineering Technician
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What they do
An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.
$46,476 / year median in Massachusetts
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Job Description Job Title:
Senior Precision Assembly Technician Pay rate up to $60.15/hr.Location:
Wilmington, MA Zip code: 01887Start Date:
Immediate Contract:
6 Months Contract toHire Tags:
#SeniorPrecisionAssemblyTechnicianjobs; #Wilmingtonjobs;Description:
Our client is look for an exceptional Senior Precision Assembly Technician with 20+ years of hands-on precision assembly experience, ideally in a development or R D environment and preferably with experience building hardware for space applications. This is a great fit for someone who is highly independent, self-driven, and comfortable working in ambiguity. In this role, you won"t always have a perfect process or complete instructions - you"ll need to quickly find the right information, ask smart questions, and keep work moving. Our client needs someone who can learn fast and contribute from day one. What You"llDo:
- Perform precision assembly of optical, mechanical, and electro-mechanical components.
- Work in Class 100 (ISO 5) clean room and laboratory environments.
- Assemble, bond, and handle delicate, miniature components to extremely tight tolerances, including micron-level work.
- Perform lapping to achieve demanding flatness, parallelism, and angular requirements.
- Safely handle sensitive optical hardware such as lenses, mirrors, and optical subassemblies.
- Read and interpret manufacturing instructions, drawings, blueprints, and CAD models.
- Maintain strict component traceability.
- Troubleshoot complex assembly issues and help determine effective corrective actions.
- Partner closely with engineering and cross-functional teams to improve assembly methods, documentation, and manufacturability.
- Drive continuous improvement to reduce errors, defects, scrap, and rework.
- Take initiative during downtime and independently move valuable work forward.
- Lift and transport items up to 32 lbs.
Success here means you can:
- Handle ambiguity extremely well and keep execution moving when information is incomplete.
- Climb a steep learning curve quickly and add value immediately.
- Work with a high level of independence and minimal supervision.
- Bring both craftsmanship and problem-solving to complex builds.
What You Bring:
- 20+ years of precision assembly experience.
- Experience in a development environment strongly preferred.
- Experience assembling space hardware strongly preferred.
- Proven ability to be self-directed, decisive, and resourceful.
- Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to rapidly gather information when things are unclear.
- Experience with optical, mechanical, and electro-mechanical assembly.
- Comfort working in clean room environments.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to provide useful feedback to engineers and program teams.