Final Integration Technician

Mach Industries•Huntington Beach, CA

21h

About The Position

Mach Industries is seeking a highly organized Final Integration Technician to build mission-critical components for defense systems. The role supports advanced technologies related to national security and involves working in a dynamic, fast-paced production environment. The technician builds pilot and pre-production assemblies, supports line trials and equipment validation, contributes to quality investigations and process improvement, and assists with training production associates.

Requirements

Experience in a production or assembly environment.
Ability to work in a fast-paced setting while maintaining high quality standards.
Strong work ethic and motivation to support the national defense mission.
Proficiency operating multiple types of equipment and using basic electric and mechanical hand tools.
Team orientation and strong oral and written communication skills.
Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.
Ability to prioritize tasks and adapt to sudden changes in daily priorities.
Physical ability to lift 35 pounds and perform repetitive tasks.
Availability to work extended hours and weekends as needed.
Must meet U.S. export-control eligibility requirements or be eligible to obtain required authorizations.

Nice To Haves

Experience in a pre-production pilot-phase environment.
Understanding of bills of materials (BOM) and familiarity with MES systems.
Experience in industrial or defense-related environments, including high-voltage systems or complex electromechanical assemblies.
Proficiency in electromechanical assembly and over molding.
Familiarity with machining, welding, and mechanical craftsmanship.
Basic wiring and diagnostic experience.
Knowledge of mechanical component assembly and systems integration.
IPC J-STD or IPC 610 certification.
Experience using forklifts.
Previous experience with JIRA and MES software.
Exposure to lean manufacturing principles.

Responsibilities

Build pilot and pre-production assemblies using Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), including high-voltage power systems and complex electromechanical assemblies.
Work independently on assigned projects and adapt to daily task changes.
Maintain work-area cleanliness and safety standards using 5S best practices and company safety protocols.
Run line trials for new products and processes and collaborate with cross-functional teams to meet production deliverables.
Provide feedback on assembly issues, drive process improvements and solutions, and pilot or lead Kaizen events as needed.
Assemble hardware for test stands, components, sub-level assemblies, and full-level assemblies while maintaining rigorous documentation.
Perform teardown and test validation for new equipment and testers across multiple lines.
Assist engineers in investigating quality defects and test failures.
Mentor production associates and support their on-the-job training.
Perform self-inspections and in-process inspections to ensure quality standards are met.