System Assembly Technician

ITW

1d•$30 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

MTS is a leading global supplier of test and simulation systems. Formula 1 teams, leading automotive and aerospace companies, and the world's top researchers in materials and seismic engineering all rely on our systems to determine product reliability and ensure compliance with quality standards. Transforming what's possible with cars, aircraft, bridges, wind turbines and space-age materials, this is work we dream about as kids. At MTS, it's a rewarding career path for talented individuals who are willing to work hard, think hard, and commit to solving complex and critical challenges for our customers around the world, many of whom are leaders in their respective industries. We're looking for a Systems Assembly Technician with strong hydraulics and mechanical assembly experience to build, install, troubleshoot and repair complex mechanical test systems. If you know your way around hydraulic schematics, actuators, HPUs and precision mechanical assembly, and you're ready to take on hands on work with real technical ownership, this role is built for you.

Requirements

A two-year certification from a college, trade school or military program in mechanics, hydraulics or electronics, or four or more years of equivalent hands-on experience
Two or more years of mechanical assembly experience, ideally with complex test systems, hydraulic systems or industrial equipment
Solid working knowledge of hydraulic schematics, hydraulic flow characteristics, tube and hose sizing, and proper sealing for structural integrity
Familiarity with actuators, HPUs and multi-level system integration
Comfort managing multiple projects at once, with the judgment to know when to act and when to escalate
Strong communication skills and a track record of working well with engineers, supervisors, coworkers and customers alike

Responsibilities

Assemble and configure mechanical and hydro mechanical systems from engineering drawings, BOMs and manufacturing documentation
Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair new and customer owned mechanical test systems, including hydraulic actuators and HPUs
Read and interpret engineering documents, hydraulic schematics and technical prints to guide repair and assembly decisions
Estimate repair time and materials, and flag documentation or BOM corrections when you spot them
Partner with engineers and manufacturing teams to resolve performance issues and improve repair processes
Keep quality, safety and schedule on track through every stage of assembly and repair
Stay current on new products, tools and industry techniques, and mentor others as your experience grows