Mechanical Assembler 2nd Shift

Stellant Systems•Torrance, CA

1d•$23 - $30•Onsite

About The Position

Stellant Systems is hiring a Mechanical Assembler for its Torrance, California location. Under the guided direction of a department or work-cell supervisor or manager, the employee works as part of an assigned team to manufacture or process microwave products, including prototype, experimental, or developmental microwave tubes. The role involves setting up and operating assembly and process equipment to construct traveling wave tubes (TWTs) and associated subassemblies through final acceptance and delivery. The assembler works from specifications, drawings, blueprints, test procedures, data sheets, and oral and written instructions. Duties include mechanical assembly such as vacuum assembly, subassemblies, packages, magnet stacks, high-vacuum testing, and circuits, as well as possible teardown, preparation, and cathode cleaning. Work may be performed under clean-room conditions and controls when required. The role also uses computerized equipment to input and retrieve information and perform simple analysis. The position requires accurate build-record handling, time charging, and documentation, along with meeting quality, cost, and delivery expectations. Applicants must be able to obtain department-required certifications and meet U.S. Government export-control eligibility requirements.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
1–3 years of operations- or manufacturing-related work experience.
Ability to proficiently read and understand engineering prints and documentation.
Ability to make neat and legible handwritten entries and include necessary stamps.
Ability to obtain certifications required by the department.
Good math skills for basic calculations and measurements.
Experience using basic hand tools and welding.
Good repetitive manual dexterity with both hands.
Corrected 20/20 eyesight and good hand-eye coordination; ability to work with small parts and hand tools under a microscope for extended periods.
Ability to work scheduled shifts and meet attendance and punctuality requirements.
Must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident of the U.S. (such as a Green Card holder), or a protected individual as defined by ITAR.

Nice To Haves

Previous precision mechanical assembly experience.
Knowledge of torque tools, feeler gauges, micrometers, calipers, and dial indicators.
Knowledge of foreign object debris (FOD) control and tool-control processes.
Computer data-input skills.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Strong interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills.
Ability to manage multiple tasks or projects effectively.
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.

Responsibilities

Work as a team member within an assigned work group to produce or process microwave products.
Set up and operate equipment for assembly and test operations used to construct prototype, experimental, or developmental microwave tubes.
Work from specifications, drawings, blueprints, test procedures, data sheets, and oral and written instructions.
Perform basic mechanical assembly, including vacuum assembly, subassemblies, packages, magnet stacks, high-vacuum testing, and circuits.
Perform additional duties as needed, including mechanical teardown, preparation, and cathode cleaning.
Set up and operate assembly or process equipment to manufacture and process TWTs through final acceptance and delivery.
Ensure build records are with the kits and that prior sequences are completed and certified using the assigned stamp and date.
Perform work under clean-room conditions and controls when required.
Use computerized equipment to input and retrieve information and perform simple analyses.
Adjust work and perform related duties as assigned or required to meet quality, cost, and delivery expectations.
Work scheduled shifts as requested or permitted by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, and maintain regular attendance and punctuality.
Clock into and out of work orders and accurately document time charged to jobs.