Essential Functions

• Assembles electronic, mechanical, optical, and cable harness assemblies by following detailed

work instructions and applicable NASA and IPC workmanship standards.

• Maintains detailed assembly records.

• Assists hardware engineering in assembly of prototype electronics and cable harnesses, testing,

troubleshooting, and mechanical integration.

• Maintains all required NASA trainings and recertifications.

• Performs ESD check-in on a daily basis.

• Cross-trains in assembly disciplines to support all aspects of work completion.

• Participates in team meetings and provides updates on work status.

• Maintains work area, tools and equipment. Performs required maintenance as needed.

• Prior to entering assembly, test, storage or development areas within the Camera Systems Group

unescorted, receive initial and ongoing annual training in the fundamentals of Electrostatic

Discharge (ESD).

Minimum Qualifications

• High-School Graduate / GED required. Some college or Trade School / ROP certification

desired.

• Minimum of 3 to 5 years’ experience.

• Excellent hand soldering, cable harness assembly, mechanical assembly, documentation,

organization, and communication skills.

• Excellent attention to detail and ability to work closely with each member of a production team.

• Must be able to read schematics and mechanical drawings and precisely follow detailed written

instructions.

• J-STD-001 certification is preferred but we are willing to train. Space Addendum certification is preferred and is a

requirement to perform the position.

• Polymerics mix and application experienced preferred; will be required to obtain NASA-STD

8739.1 certification.

• Must be computer literate with knowledge of MS Excel and Word.

• Results-oriented, self-motivated and dependable.

• Hands-on machinist experience for manufacturing test fixtures is preferred.

• Ability to work outside of regular business hours.