Aerospace Aluminum TIG Welder — Precision & FAA/EASA Ready

TSP talent; Eagan (MN); On-site; USD 39,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

TSP talent in Minnesota seeks an experienced TIG Welder to perform aluminum TIG welding to exact aerospace standards in support of FAA/EASA-approved production. You will read blueprints, set up fixtures, perform precision TIG welds on aircraft exhaust systems, engine mounts and structural components, and inspect welds for conformance.

Maintain thorough documentation, collaborate with technicians and engineers for continuous improvement, and follow safety practices to help ensure airworthy

Qualifications

• Proven TIG welding experience with aluminum in aerospace or similarly stringent manufacturing.
• Strong blueprint reading and ability to set up accurate weld fixtures.
• Detail-oriented weld inspection and quality-focused workmanship.
• Knowledge of controlled documentation and process adherence.
• Ability to work effectively with cross-functional teams.

Responsibilities

• Read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings
• Set up workpieces, select fixtures, and prepare for precise welding
• Perform precision TIG welding on aircraft exhaust systems, engine mounts, and structural components
• Inspect welds for conformance and identify defects
• Document work according to quality procedures
• Collaborate with technicians and engineers to support continuous improvement
• Follow safety practices to help ensure airworthy components

Skills

TIG welding aluminum

Blueprint reading

Fixtures setup

Inspection and quality

Cross-functional collaboration

Job description

TSP talent in Minnesota seeks an experienced TIG Welder to perform aluminum TIG welding to exact aerospace standards in support of FAA/EASA-approved production. You will read blueprints, set up fixtures, perform precision TIG welds on aircraft exhaust systems, engine mounts and structural components, and inspect welds for conformance.

Maintain thorough documentation, collaborate with technicians and engineers for continuous improvement, and follow safety practices to help ensure airworthy