Integration Technician

Divergent is building the new industrial age. Every day, our teams design, manufacture, and assemble advanced systems for some of the world’s most demanding industries. Our integrated engineering and manufacturing platform transforms complex designs into production-ready solutions, helping customers move faster, build smarter, and deliver critical systems when they matter most. Divergent is a qualified Tier 1 supplier to global automotive OEMs and supports leading U.S. aerospace and defense companies.

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The Integration Technician II-III is responsible for the hands‑on integration of large-format laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) printers within the Machine Development Operations department. Working from completed sub-assemblies produced by the Sub-Assembly work center and the printer integration hardware BOM, this role brings together mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, inert-gas, motion, powder-handling, and other system-level hardware to build complete printer platforms. Pasted text

The technician executes printer integration activities primarily through MES work order instructions, supported by engineering drawings, specifications, BOMs, controlled documents, and applicable change‑management systems. The role performs precise installation, alignment, fastening, routing, connection, verification, troubleshooting, and rework while maintaining configuration control, traceability, workmanship, and build quality.

As part of the Long Beach factory launch and ramp, the Integration Technician works with Design Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Quality, Sub‑Assembly, Supply Chain, and Operations to resolve integration challenges and improve the build process. The role provides hands‑on feedback that supports repeatable work instructions, standard work, tooling, fixtures, and integration practices.

This position may be filled at the Technician II or Technician III level based on demonstrated knowledge, experience, technical capability, independence, complexity of work, and technical leadership.

• Execute MES work order instructions to integrate complete large-format LPBF printers from completed sub-assemblies and integration hardware.
• Follow released work instructions, BOMs, drawings, specifications, and controlling documents to perform installation, fastening, torqueing, routing, alignment, adjustment, and connection activities.
• Integrate mechanical structures, electrical systems, pneumatics, inert-gas systems, powder handling, motion systems, sensing, controls, and other printer interfaces.
• Establish and verify interfaces between major sub-assemblies, structures, modules, and components.
• Perform precision mechanical and electromechanical assembly using calibrated torque tools, hand tools, power tools, and precision measurement equipment.
• Verify alignment, clearances, fits, mounting conditions, hardware identification, orientation, configuration, and installation requirements.
• Route cables, tubing, hoses, harnesses, and other system interfaces; install and connect sensors, actuators, motors, drives, electrical components, and pneumatic hardware.
• Perform required dimensional, alignment, torque, installation, and workmanship verification and maintain accurate as-built configuration and traceability.

• Use approved cranes, forklifts, telehandlers, hoists, lifting fixtures, and other material-handling equipment to position and install large or heavy assemblies.
• Safely rig, move, position, and install assemblies using approved equipment and procedures.
• Follow applicable rigging, lifting, LOTO, machine‑safety, and material-handling requirements.

• Troubleshoot…