Aerospace Assembly integration technician

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hire talentMerritt Island (FL)

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Multiple Openings – Aerospace / Aviation / Defense Programs If you're exploring new opportunities—or know someone who is actively looking—please feel free to reach out or share this post. Work Locations (Onsite) Kent, WA Merritt Island, FL Huntsville, AL Contract Duration: 6+ months (with possible extension or full-time conversion) Shifts: Multiple shifts available Start Date: Immediate (candidates must be able to join within 2 weeks)
Note: Candidates should have prior experience in Aerospace, Aviation, or Defense environments. Open Positions Include Aerospace / Structural Assembly Technician Precision drilling and close-tolerance fastening Composite layup, bonding, and structural assembly Reading and interpreting engineering drawings Mechanical / Sub-Assembly Integration Technician Assembly of mechanical systems and sub-assemblies Tubing and fittings installation Precision alignment and torque to specification Avionics & Electrical Technician Wire harness installation and routing Bonding and grounding Continuity checks and electrical troubleshooting Propulsion & Fluid Systems Technician Assembly of hydraulic, pneumatic, and cryogenic systems Working with pressurized systems and flight hardware Leak checks and functional testing Test Technician Vibration, thermal, and pressure testing Test setup, execution, and data documentation Supporting qualification and acceptance testing Finance & Accounting Associate Accounts Payable / Accounting support Experience with Costpoint, Coupa, Cognos, JIRA, and ticketing systems Invoice processing, reconciliations, and financial documentation General Qualifications Experience in aerospace, aviation, defense, or high-reliability manufacturing Ability to work from engineering drawings, procedures, and specifications Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety and quality Ability to work onsite and support assigned shifts

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