Aerospace Assembly Technician; Precision Assembly

We are hiring Aerospace Assembly Technicians (Precision Assembly) to support the precision assembly of rocket engine components onsite in Huntsville, Alabama
. In this role, you'll work with tight tolerances, complex mechanical systems, and industry-leading aerospace hardware.

This is a hands‑on mechanical role suited for those with aerospace, aviation, turbo machinery, diesel, or automotive experience, particularly those familiar with blueprints, quality inspection, and working with precision tools.

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Huntsville, AL

6–12+ months (extension possible through 2025)

Must be a U.S. Citizen or a Green Card holder

• A Shift Monday – Thursday, 5:00 AM – 3:30 PM $46.20/hour W2
• B Shift Monday – Thursday, 3:00 PM – 1:30 AM $50.82/hour W2
• C Shift Friday – Sunday, 5:00 AM – 5:30 PM $51.28/hour W2
• D Shift Friday – Sunday, 5:00 PM – 5:30 AM $53.13/hour W2

Note:

Overtime is available and encouraged. Training begins on A Shift for one week before transitioning to your assigned shift.

• Assemble rocket engine systems: combustion devices, turbo machinery, valves, avionics
• Disassemble hardware for diagnostics and repairs
• Conduct hydraulic testing, leak testing (helium/nitrogen), and hydro proof structural testing
• Perform detailed inspection to tolerances of 0.0001″
• Operate hoists, torque tools, calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools
• Follow and create work instructions; maintain cleanliness standards for LOX/GUX compatibility
• Collaborate with engineers and support custom tooling design and documentation
• Comply with safety protocols and AS9100 quality standards
• Participate in troubleshooting, continuous improvement, and feedback loops between design and manufacturing

• 4–6 years of direct hands‑on mechanical assembly experience (e.g., aviation, automotive, oil & gas, diesel, turbo machinery)
• Ability to interpret engineering drawings and specs
• Experience using micrometers, slide calipers, and torque tools
• Familiarity with CAD drawings (Windchill/CREO a plus)
• Quality‑focused; comfortable in regimented, safety‑critical environments
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow complex written instructions
• Comfortable working around high‑pressure systems, liquid/gaseous oxygen, and in a cleanroom‑like setting
• Technical degree or A&P certification preferred

Stephanie Narlesky
Recruiter
Comcentric Inc.
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