Entry to Mid Level Technician

Space Dynamics Laboratory•North Logan, UT

About The Position

Join the Space Dynamics Laboratory (SDL) team, where you'll contribute to groundbreaking innovations! We are seeking an Entry-Level to Mid-Level Technician to join the Civil and Commercial Space Division. The Civil & Commercial Space Division is at the forefront of scientific research and space exploration. We equip major Government and commercial missions with calibrated state-of-the-art sensors and satellites. We also provide world-class AI&T technologies and mission management. Our projects include challenges across planetary science, Earth observation, heliophysics, and astrophysics. Be part of a team that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in space and contributes to monumental scientific discoveries.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident of the U.S., or other U.S. person
High school diploma or equivalent
Hands-on experience with hand tools and measuring equipment
Fabrication, assembly, machining, or other professional hands-on experience
Ability to read and create mechanical drawings
Basic experience with CAD software (e.g. NX, Solid Edge, or SolidWorks)
Proficiency in Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Ability to work graveyard shifts and weekends when certain testing requires it

Nice To Haves

5-10 years of relevant experience, a relevant certification and 4-9 years of relevant experience, or an AS (or higher) and 3-8 years of relevant experience
Experience maintaining and troubleshooting electronic and mechanical test equipment
Experience with aerospace fabrication processes and quality systems
3D printing experience
Soldering experience
Experience with NX/Teamcenter
Ability to see projects through from start to finish
Self-motivated, dependable, and detail oriented
Ability to work independently without supervision once trained
Ability to work closely as a team with students and professionals
Ability to communicate clearly and professionally with colleagues
Ability to take ownership for tasks and take responsibility for outcomes
Ability to follow written and verbal instructions
Ability to identify and work through problems that may arise
Ability to work with other team members for completion of required tasks

Responsibilities

Responsible for overseeing and/or performing fabrication, assembly, inspection, and testing of space flight hardware prototypes, engineering units, flight units, and ground support equipment (GSE)
Supervises students, including hiring, training, and coordinating the team
Operates and maintains lab equipment (including Thermal Vacuum Chambers (TVAC) chambers)
Improves processes and documentation
Interfaces with other disciplines (QA, machine shop, contamination control, etc.) to deliver spaceflight hardware on schedule