Support Technician - Production
vision systemsLittle Rock (AR)
About the role
Support Technician - Production Gauzy is a world-leading material science company, focused on the research, development, manufacturing, and marketing of vision and light control technologies that support safe, sustainable, comfortable, and agile user experiences across various industries. At Vision Systems, a business unit of Gauzy, we are market leaders in shading systems focused on the development, design, and manufacturing of comprehensive, customized award-winning products for aviation, marine, and special vehicles. We are looking for a Support Technician - Production to work with our customer in Little Rock. As a Support Technician - Production, you will troubleshoot, analyze, and repair our products shipped from Florida. Includes assembling small components in accordance with work instructions and blueprints.***Located in Little Rock, AR. This is a part-time position with the potential for 40 hours per week during busy seasons.
Responsibilities:
- Aligns material and assembles parts to build more complex units using tools in a clean room environment
- Review samples, drawings, or work instructions to understand the specification of output and ensure output is of the highest quality
- Inspects parts, and test parts according to Acceptance Test Procedures (ATP)
- Complies with safety, security, and quality management system requirements to ensure quality and timely customer delivery
Requirements:
- Ability to read and analyze drawings
- Ability to analyze and solve complex problems/issues
- Mechanically inclined. Must be able to use tools and machinery
- Excellent hand-eye coordination
- Weight lift requirement 40 lbs
- Previous experience and knowledge of Dassault
- Aerospace or similar manufacturing background strongly desired
- Good understanding of quality control principles 1 year of experience
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