Subsystem Assembly Technician
Core
Inspect, assemble, and validate mechanical subsystems and panel-level assemblies for satellite integration to ensure spacecraft readiness for launch.
Role type
Hands-on IC mechanical assembly technician (aerospace/satellite)
Builds
Mechanical subsystems, structural elements, and panel-level assemblies for satellite integration
Domain
Aerospace / Satellite Manufacturing / Earth Observation
Deliverable
production ML models | product features | dashboards & analysis | research | client delivery | infrastructure | physical/clinical work
Required skills
mechanical assembly, inspection, integration of structural elements, composite materials handling, panel-level integration, wiring harness routing, root cause analysis, non-conformance resolution, quality standards compliance, documentation and traceability
Preferred skills
satellite structures and panel integration, thermal management interfaces, environmental and mechanical testing, aerospace standards knowledge, cleanroom environment experience, ERP/MES systems familiarity
Technologies
CFRP, sandwich structures, RF, CAN, power, thermal sensors
Responsibilities
Perform inspection, assembly, and verification of mechanical subsystems and panel-level assemblies; Integrate structural elements including CFRP panels, sandwich structures, and mechanical components; Execute panel assembly, including module installation and routing of wiring harnesses; Ensure subsystem readiness through testing and validation procedures; Collaborate with Engineering, AIT, and Quality teams to resolve integration issues; Monitor production progress and escalate blockers; Support root cause analysis and non-conformance resolution; Contribute to First Article Inspection (FAI) activities; Perform incoming inspection of mechanical and structural components; Maintain accurate records in line with aerospace manufacturing and quality standards
Seniority
Junior to Mid-level, hands-on IC