Description
The Technician assembles, tests, and verifies advanced fluid-control components for aerospace, nuclear, and other applications. The role involves operating high-pressure pneumatic, hydraulic, and calibration-fluid test systems; performing electrical and dielectric testing; working in clean-room environments; troubleshooting and repairing electro-mechanical hardware; and maintaining organized work areas. Candidates need at least one year of technical or mechanical maintenance experience, experience assembling and testing electro-mechanical hardware, clean-room experience, and a high school diploma; vocational training or an engineering-technology degree is preferred. The employer offers health, dental, and vision insurance to regular employees working 30 or more hours per week.
