Electromechanical Systems Assembler – Aerospace

SPS Simulators; Carson (CA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

SPS Simulators in Carson, CA seeks an electro-mechanical systems assembler to build, wire, and test aerospace hardware. You will interpret drawings, assemble panels, harnesses, and subassemblies, performing PCB soldering and self-inspections to ensure quality.

Ideal candidates have 1–5 years of experience, can read schematics, use hand tools, and work in an organized, ESD-safe environment. The role emphasizes attention to detail, teamwork, and adherence to safety and production standards.

Qualifications

• 1–5 years electro-mechanical and/or electronics assembly experience preferred.
• Able to read engineering drawings and wiring diagrams; basic troubleshooting capability.
• Proficient with hand tools, basic measurement tools, and a soldering iron.

Responsibilities

• Assemble electro-mechanical assemblies, panels, harnesses, cables, and subassemblies.
• Perform PCB soldering on thru-hole and SMT components with consistent workmanship.
• Interpret and execute from engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics, and BOMs.
• Complete thorough self-inspections to validate quality and conformance.
• Detect and escalate assembly or documentation issues for resolution.
• Keep the work area clean, organized, and ESD-safe throughout the shift.

Skills

electro-mechanical assembly

soldering

reading drawings

quality self-inspection

ESD safety

hand tools

troubleshooting basics

teamwork

Tools

Soldering iron

Measuring tools

PCB assemblies

Job description

Electromechanical Systems Assembler – AerospaceBased in: Carson, CAAbout the roleJoin a hands‑on team that turns engineering intent into dependable hardware. You’ll assemble, wire, and integrate electro‑mechanical systems while upholding rigorous quality, safety, and production standards.How you’ll contributeBuild electro‑mechanical assemblies, panels, harnesses, cables, and subassemblies.Perform PCB soldering on thru‑hole and SMT components with consistent workmanship.Interpret and execute from engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics, and BOMs.Complete thorough self-inspections to validate quality and conformance.Detect and escalate assembly or documentation issues for resolution.Keep the work area clean, organized, and ESD‑safe throughout the shift.Preferred background1–5 years of electro‑mechanical and/or electronics assembly experience preferred.Ability to read engineering drawings and wiring diagrams; basic troubleshooting capability.Proficient with hand tools, basic measurement tools, and a soldering iron.Detail‑oriented, team‑minded, and reliable.Physical requirementsStand or sit for prolonged periods; perform repetitive fine‑motor work.Lift, carry, stand, walk, reach, and pull up to 25 lbs. as needed.Visually distinguish wire colors and inspect small‑format components.Technical proficienciesElectrical SchematicsTroubleshooting SkillsMachine Building/AssemblingMechanical Troubleshooting SkillsSolderingElectrical / Electronic SystemsMechanical Assembly SkillsAerospace ManufacturingImagine thisYou receive a new build package: BOM verified, schematics loaded. You route the harnesses with clean service loops, solder a sensitive SMT device flawlessly, catch a mismatched callout in the documentation, and log it for correction. The unit passes your self‑inspection the first time—because quality was built in at every step. If that sounds like your ideal day, we’d love to meet you.