Assembly & Test Technician II

Assembly & Test Technician II – Ingenium Aerospace LLC

Apply for the Assembly & Test Technician II role at Ingenium Aerospace LLC.

Company History: Ingenium Aerospace was formed in 2006. The current ownership group consists of Steve Carter and Darrin Kopala. We are a small, flexible, and fast‑paced company committed to customer‑focused service.

• We highly value our associates as dynamic, interactive parts of our team, fostering respect, integrity, teamwork, excellence, and success.
• We meet customer needs by providing custom solutions in mechanical actuation and rotating components, focusing on military, defense, aerospace, and space industries.
• We provide a fun and friendly working environment that encourages daily attendance.

• Engage with design, manufacture, assembly, and test of our products, requiring high energy, multitasking, and exceptional communication skills.
• Create and follow step‑by‑step assembly and test instructions for specific tasks.
• Research and collaborate with engineering, design staff, government agencies, and customers/suppliers to obtain necessary technical data.
• Document workflows and processes to support product completion and align with AS9100 certification.

The ideal candidate will receive direction, training, certification/recertification, and the tools and equipment needed to successfully complete their functions in assembling this product.

• Specific knowledge and experience in aerospace hardware and aircraft repair environments.
• Strong focus and excellent multi‑disciplined communication skills.

• Cooperate with engineering, sales, manufacturing, suppliers, and customers.
• Support the test equipment needs for each product application.
• Hands‑on work in a shop environment.
• Other duties as assigned by the manager.

• Associate’s Degree or equivalent work experience.
• 5+ years of assembly experience.
• Detail oriented with exceptional problem‑solving and organizational skills.
• Demonstrated leadership skills by example and mentoring others.
• Excellent written and oral communication skills.
• Knowledge of manufacturing processes and methods.
• Ability to read drawings and understand multi‑level BOMs.
• Knowledge of GD&T (ANSI Y14.5M).
• Highly hands‑on, able to use standard aerospace shop equipment (oscilloscopes, meters, test stands, inspection equipment, hand tools).
• Capable of heli‑coil insertion.
• Commitment to process improvement and procedural compliance.
• Understanding of FOD and ESD compliance.
• Understanding of lean principles and 5S.
• U.S. citizenship, no dual citizenship allowed.

• Aerospace experience.
• Knowledge of aerospace traceable configuration management techniques and hardware control requirements.
• Knowledge of certification/qualification testing per DO-160 or MIL‑STD‑810.
• Detailed understanding of AS9100 requirements.
• Certification for soldering space applications electronic hardware to IPC J‑STD‑001E standards.
• FAA A&P license.
• FAA repair station experience.
• Capability of lock‑wiring to MS standards.
• Capability of applying strain‑relief techniques including lacing cord.

• Office environment is normal; plant temperature and noise may require PPE.
• Job requires speaking, hearing, and hands‑to‑keyboard use; vision, depth perception, and focus adjustment required.
• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.

Working remotely is not an option.