Electro Mechanical Technical Operator

Advance Your Career in Aerospace:
Become an Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator

Work Location: Tucson, AZ |
Shift Details: 2nd Shift, Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM to 10:30 PM

• Initial training period on 1st shift for 30-60 days at $23/hour.
• A shift differential will be applied once you transition to the 2nd shift schedule.

We are seeking a skilled Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator to join a premier aerospace organization. This role is ideal for a professional who excels at combining high-level electronics knowledge with meticulous craftsmanship and proactive problem-solving.

If you possess the ability to analyze complex schematics, trace signals across circuit boards, and determine the root cause of component failures, we invite you to apply. You will play a vital role in the repair, testing, and overhaul of critical aviation electronics, working at the component level to support both engineering and production initiatives.

Work Location: Tucson, AZ |
Shift Details: 2nd Shift, Monday through Friday, 2:00 PM to 10:30 PM

• Initial training period on 1st shift for 30-60 days at $23/hour.
• A shift differential will be applied once you transition to the 2nd shift schedule.

We are seeking a skilled Electro-Mechanical Technical Operator to join a premier aerospace organization. This role is ideal for a professional who excels at combining high-level electronics knowledge with meticulous craftsmanship and proactive problem-solving.

If you possess the ability to analyze complex schematics, trace signals across circuit boards, and determine the root cause of component failures, we invite you to apply. You will play a vital role in the repair, testing, and overhaul of critical aviation electronics, working at the component level to support both engineering and production initiatives.

• Execute advanced fault analysis and debugging on chassis, wiring, connectors, and Circuit Card Assemblies to ensure system reliability.
• Trace signal paths through intricate electronics to isolate faulty components, such as capacitors or resistors, helping maintain peak operational performance.
• Perform testing, modification, and repair of aviation electronic devices to ensure compliance with FAA Repair Station standards.
• Analyze test data and troubleshoot test-stand setups to help the team minimize cycle times and overcome manufacturing bottlenecks.
• Assist in automated visual inspection tasks to improve overall quality control and operational efficiency.
• Act as a technical subject matter expert to provide guidance on complex repairs and advanced soldering techniques.
• Create training materials and provide mentorship to help elevate the technical skills of the broader operations team.
• Maintain high workmanship standards by performing precision soldering tasks that meet rigorous quality requirements.

• Five to ten years of professional experience in a technical or manufacturing setting.
• At least four years of hands-on experience performing component-level troubleshooting.
• Proven ability to interpret and utilize complex electronic schematics.
• Strong grasp of circuit operations, including the ability to trace signal paths to identify failures.
• Practical experience in troubleshooting electronic assemblies and CCAs at the component level.
• Proficiency in soldering with the ability to earn IPC and J-Standard certifications through our internal training program.
• Ability to meet strict soldering qualification standards while demonstrating a deep understanding of SMT processing.
• Skill in interpreting technical specifications and accurately updating technical documentation.
• Strong computer literacy, specifically with Microsoft…