Precision Electronics Assembler – Space Tech (Fixed Term)

AWF Group; New Zealand; On-site; NZD 34,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive hourly rate

KiwiSaver

Annual Leave

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Onehunga location

Job summary

AWF Group is seeking an Electronics Assembler/Assembly Technician for a fixed-term 3-6 month assignment in Onehunga, New Zealand. The role involves winding HTS coils and assembling complex superconducting magnet components for advanced space technology projects in a research and development environment.

You will perform soldering, testing, and fine assembly on delicate components, while ensuring quality and documentation in a cryogenic lab setting. Great attention to detail is essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in precision mechanical, electrical, electronic, or electromechanical assembly in manufacturing, laboratory, aerospace, medical device, or similar environments.
• Proven ability to perform detailed hands-on work such as coil winding, soldering, fine assembly, or intricate component manufacturing.
• Strong understanding of quality standards, inspection processes, and accuracy in technical manufacturing.
• Experience using testing equipment and following technical drawings, assembly instructions, or documented procedures.

Responsibilities

• Wind high-temperature superconducting (HTS) magnet coils to exact specifications with high precision.
• Assemble complex electromechanical hardware and superconducting magnet components for space tech applications.
• Perform manual soldering, bonding, masking and fine assembly on delicate components.
• Conduct quality inspections, functional testing and troubleshooting of assemblies and fixtures.
• Prepare materials, clean components, complete production documentation and support lab activities.

Skills

Fine assembly

Soldering

Coil winding

Electromechanical assembly

Testing equipment

Tools

Technical drawings

Job description

AWF Group is seeking an Electronics Assembler/Assembly Technician for a fixed-term 3-6 month assignment in Onehunga, New Zealand. The role involves winding HTS coils and assembling complex superconducting magnet components for advanced space technology projects in a research and development environment.

You will perform soldering, testing, and fine assembly on delicate components, while ensuring quality and documentation in a cryogenic lab setting. Great attention to detail is essential.