Electromechanical Assembly & Fabrication Technician

United States Digital Space LLC; Lockhart (TX); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

United States Digital Space LLC is seeking a Development Technician for Starlink in a hands-on fabrication role. You will fabricate and assemble electromechanical systems, interpret engineering drawings, and work with multiple tools including mills, lathes, welding, and CNC processes.

You will maintain a safe, organized shop and collaborate with engineering to advance prototypes toward high-volume production. Overtime may be required to meet milestones.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalency certificate.
• 3+ years of experience in mechanical fabrication (assembly, welding, machining, hand tools).
• Experience reading mechanical drawings and GD&T.
• Experience reading fluid and electrical schematics.
• Knowledge of electromechanical systems and wiring practices.

Responsibilities

• Fabricate electromechanical production and test systems with engineering.
• Fabricate components using mills, lathes, welding, brakes, presses, CNC.
• Assemble complex assemblies including wiring and pneumatics.
• Interpret drawings, schematics, and build instructions for tooling and equipment.
• Maintain shop operations with safe, tidy workflows and inventory control.
• Promote 5S to keep the workspace efficient and presentable.
• Innovate to support goals and propose tooling improvements.

Skills

Read mechanical drawings

GD&T

Safety conscious

Independent problem-solving

Team collaboration

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Mills and lathes

Welding equipment

CNC processes

Electrical wiring practice

Job description

United States Digital Space LLC is seeking a Development Technician for Starlink in a hands-on fabrication role. You will fabricate and assemble electromechanical systems, interpret engineering drawings, and work with multiple tools including mills, lathes, welding, and CNC processes.

You will maintain a safe, organized shop and collaborate with engineering to advance prototypes toward high-volume production. Overtime may be required to meet milestones.