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Coyote Prosthetics
Composite Fabrication Technician
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Production Fabricator or Assembler constructs and assembles a wide range of products, such as engines, computers, aircraft, ships, boats, toys, electronic devices, and control panels, as well as the individual parts that make up these products.
$41,825 / year median in Idaho
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Composite Fabrication Technician Coyote Prosthetics Boise, ID Job Details Part-time From $18 an hour 2 hours ago Qualifications Growing experience Interpersonal skills Coating Attention to detail Grinding Full Job Description About the Role Are you looking for a hands-on role where your work actually changes lives? We are seeking a motivated, detail-oriented Composite Fabrication Technician to help build high-performance orthotic and prosthetic devices for people in our community. This isn't just a factory job — every strut you press and every layer you lay up goes directly to a person working to regain their mobility and independence. Responsibilities Cut plies from material roll using a clicker press during prep work Build varying charge flexes based on production needs Load and unload 50 lb molds from the heat press and remove finished struts Laminate and lay up carbon fiber, fiberglass, and composite materials with precision Operate presses and vacuum-forming equipment to shape orthotic and prosthetic devices Grind, smooth, and apply professional-grade paint and coating to finished products Perform quality control to ensure every device meets medical standards for fit and durability Communicate and coordinate with production personnel Follow directions, stay organized, and remain on task Wear all required personal protective equipment What We're Looking For Hands-on dexterity — comfortable with detailed manual work and a steady touch Experience with composites, resins, or auto-body work is a strong plus — but we will train the right person Reliable and consistent — our patients depend on us Takes pride in the quality and finish of their work A team player who communicates well and stays organized Physical Requirements Prolonged standing throughout the shift Repetitive hand and arm motion Exposure to heat and cold depending on production stage Ability to lift and maneuver molds up to 30 lbs Compensation & Schedule Starting pay: $18.00/hour Pay increases tied to experience and growing technical skills Part-time 20-29 hours/week with potential to go Full-time On-site position in