Electromechanical Technician

Matec•Northborough, MA

About The Position

If you have experience repairing and building complex machines, engines, or complete systems and want to advance your career, look no further! As a Matec Electro-mechanical Technician, you will be challenged to continually develop your skills by working on our custom, non-destructive testing systems with some of the most highly skilled technicians in the industry to guide and mentor you. The successful Electro-mechanical Technician should be comfortable in a manufacturing environment, have an eye for precision, and enjoy working as part of a team to build our complex, multi-faceted systems. Apply now if this sounds like you! Why Matec Matec Instrument Companies employees are a dedicated team motivated and inspired by solving complex problems and building state-of-the-art machines and systems to test materials for industries including aerospace and railroad. We collaborate with some of the world's largest manufacturers to help them achieve the highest levels of safety and quality. If you want to be part of something great, this could be exactly what you are looking for! Check us out here: www.matec.com.

Requirements

Automation Machine Build Assembly experience strongly desired.
Strong maintenance/mechanical background
Must be versatile in and around a manufacturing environment.
Knowledge of machine tool assembly, use of typical machine shop equipment like mills, lathes, grinders and hand tools
Previous experience with mechanical assembly and maintenance in the automation industry.
Ability to read and interpret assembly drawings and electrical schematics/wiring diagrams.
Travel required up to 30%

Responsibilities

Responsible for assembling fabricated and purchased parts using assembly drawings and parts lists provided by engineering.
High complexity mechanical assembly that requires fitting, alignment, and adjustment to very close tolerances.
Mechanical alterations and additions during debug.
Work with mechanical and controls engineers to make the machine work properly.
Perform various non-repetitive mechanical assembly functions using hand or power tools.
Build machines and sub-assemblies to design requirements and customer specifications.
Read and interpret schematics.
Ability to use test equipment to perform functional testing.
Record appropriate documentation and test data.
Build and wire mechanical fixtures, transducer mounts, immersion tanks, and linear rail systems