Avionics Manufacturing Technician, Wire Harnessing (2nd Shift)

Vast is looking for an Avionics Manufacturing Technician, Wire Harnessing reporting to the Supervisor of Avionics Manufacturing, to support the development of the systems that will be required for the design and build of artificial-gravity human-rated space stations. You will work closely with our engineering teams to execute highly technical electrical builds. This is a second shift role.

This will be a full-time, non-exempt position located in our Long Beach location.

Shift Hours:

Second Shift: 2pm - 10:30pm

Responsibilities:

Construct superior wire cables, perform PCB assembly rework, assemble, and test racks/systems, electro-mechanical units, engineering enclosures, and test equipment

Assist avionics engineering by rapidly iterating electronic components and cables

Ability to comprehend cable wiring diagrams and schematics

Collaborate closely with engineering to transform concepts into reality

Monitor one's own work progress against established standards and deliver all work on schedule

Examine, interpret, and use drawings and regulated documentation and procedures

Understand intricate cable harnesses, wiring diagrams, mechanical and layout drawings, and geometric dimensioning and tolerancing

Verify flight hardware and thoroughly document outcomes

Aid in developing manufacturing processes for initial production runs

Contribute to projects aimed at increasing operational efficiency in the area

Minimum Qualifications:

Previous or current qualifications in one of the following:

1+ years of experience manufacturing wire harnesses in the commercial and or aerospace industry utilizing D38999 connectors.

1+ years of experience using electronics equipment (e.g. programmable power supplies, DMMs, oscilloscopes, etc.)

1+ years of experience using basic mechanical and/or electronics hand tools

Preferred Skills & Experience:

High school diploma or equivalency certificate

3+ years of experience manufacturing wire harnesses in the commercial and or aerospace industry utilizing D38999 connectors.

2+ years of experience using electronics equipment (e.g. programmable power supplies, DMMs, oscilloscopes, etc.)

5+ years of experience using basic mechanical and/or electronics hand tools

Possession of an associate degree

Previous involvement in a high-speed production environment, handling flight hardware

Prior involvement in a high-output environment, involving hands-on experience in constructing cables, electro-mechanical devices, or building prototypes

Ability to acclimate to frequently changing assignments and a fast-paced working environment

Excellent communication skills, both written and oral, along with effective teamwork abilities

Superb focus and attention to detail, with remarkable work efficiency and accuracy

Experience with soldering PCBAs, including soldering in tight spaces such as 0402 packages and high-density ICs, installing jumpers, and performing dead-bugging

Expertise in manufacturing and repairing intricate testing systems

Familiarity with Atlassian tools such as SVN, Confluence, and JIRA

Basic comprehension of electronic principles and theory

Skills in project management

Additional Requirements:

Willingness to work evenings and/or weekends to support critical mission milestones

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. unassisted

Pay Range:

Avionics Manufacturing Technician I: $24-$34

Avionics Manufacturing Technician II: $28-$40

Avionics Manufacturing Technician III: $33-$47

Senior Avionics Manufacturing Technician: $39-$56

Pay Range: California

$24—$56 USD