Mechanical Technician II

Sierra Space•Louisville, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Mechanical Technician II position involves assembling, testing, and maintaining more complex mechanical systems and components to meet required specifications. In this intermediate role, you will work closely with engineers and senior technicians to ensure the quality and reliability of flight hardware. This position requires a solid understanding of mechanical principles, troubleshooting skills, and a commitment to precision and safety. You will be involved in assembling major structures, performing part-fitting operations for spacecraft systems, and translating blueprints into mechanical assemblies. Additionally, your tasks will include precision drilling, using calibrated tools, bonding, troubleshooting, and developing advanced skills in precision cleaning and handling mechanical hardware. In this role, you will work independently on complex mechanical assemblies, soldering, harness routing, inspection, in-process testing, precision cleaning, and structural fabrication. You will inspect, assemble, integrate, and operationally check flight hardware, as well as assemble, test, and maintain mechanical systems and components to meet specifications and standards. Using precision measurement tools, you will ensure components meet specified tolerances while adhering to general best shop practices, including PPE and shop safety requirements. Additionally, you will follow 5S, FOD, and ESD awareness protocols, lift and carry up to 50 lbs, climb ladders and stairs, and work in restrictive spaces. Collaboration with team members to achieve production goals will also be a key part of your responsibilities.

Requirements

Typically 2+ years of experience in a mechanical or manufacturing environment.
Familiarity with general best shop practices, including PPE and shop safety requirements.
Ability to perform intermediate equipment setup and maintenance activities.
Display mechanical aptitude and hand tools/precision tools competency.
Proficiency in precision cleaning.
Knowledge of 5S, FOD, and ESD awareness.
Ability to conduct verification/troubleshooting of own work.
Proficient understanding of mechanical assemblies, soldering, harness routing, inspection, in-process testing, precision cleaning, and structural fabrication.

Nice To Haves

Certifications: IPC & J-STD.
A&P License.
Prior aviation and/or aerospace work experience.
Proficiency with precision drilling, orbital welding, and rigging.
Proficiency working in clean room environment.
Proficiency in using hand and power tools.
Understanding of mechanical systems and components.
Ability to interpret technical drawings and blueprints.

Responsibilities

Assemble, test, and maintain mechanical systems and components to meet required specifications.
Work closely with engineers and senior technicians to ensure the quality and reliability of flight hardware.
Assemble major structures and perform part-fitting operations for spacecraft systems.
Translate blueprints into mechanical assemblies.
Perform precision drilling, use calibrated tools, bonding, and troubleshooting.
Develop advanced skills in precision cleaning and handling mechanical hardware.
Work independently on complex mechanical assemblies, soldering, harness routing, inspection, in-process testing, precision cleaning, and structural fabrication.
Inspect, assemble, integrate, and operationally check flight hardware.
Ensure components meet specified tolerances using precision measurement tools.
Adhere to general best shop practices, including PPE and shop safety requirements.
Follow 5S, FOD, and ESD awareness protocols.
Lift and carry up to 50 lbs, climb ladders and stairs, and work in restrictive spaces.
Collaborate with team members to achieve production goals.