Fabrication Assembly Technician
elephant racingFremont (CA)
About the role
Job Description:
Elephant Racing is the established global leader in design and manufacture of performance suspension products for Porsche cars. Fabrication Assembly Technician is responsible for Manual product assembling, light manual machining, fabrication of our suspension components, products and reconditioning services. Training is available for candidates with basic skills The successful candidate for the Fabrication Assembly Technician will have basic or better level skill with a variety of general shop tools including manual mill, lathe, shop press, media blasting and possibly welding. Must be mechanically inclined and be flexible to work on a variety of different tasks.
Fabrication Assembly Technician Required Skills:
3 or more years in a small scale manufacturing company Manual milling and manual lathe Fabrication of sheet metal products Media blasting Mechanically inclined and skilled with hand tools
Company Benefits:
Great culture of like-minded individuals who love motorsports. Small company atmosphere with collaborative culture. We observe 7 major holidays, vacation and PTOProvide flexible working hours to beat the traffic. Company contributed medical and dental plans.\nCompany
Description:
Elephant Racing is the Silicon Valley approach applied to automotive suspension products. Our business model is built around the development of advanced automotive suspension technology. We have generous holiday, vacation and PTO benefits, as well as flexible work hours to beat the traffic. Our 10,000 sq ft R&D facility is located in Santa Clara, California USA.
Company Description:
Elephant Racing is the Silicon Valley approach applied to automotive suspension products. \r\nOur business model is built around the development of advanced automotive suspension technology. \r\nWe have generous holiday, vacation and PTO benefits, as well as flexible work hours to beat the traffic. \r\nOur 10,000 sq ft R&D facility is located in Santa Clara, California USA.
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