Mechanical Technician

Iris Technology Corp; Irvine (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Iris Technology Corp. seeks a meticulous Mechanical Technician to perform final assembly, vibration testing, staking, and packaging for high‑value products. You will follow detailed SWIs, log results, and support the test team to ensure quality in a structured environment.

Ideal candidates excel in manual dexterity, reading engineering documentation, and completing onboarding and training modules to maintain strict quality standards for mission-critical deliverables.

Qualifications

• Must follow detailed written work instructions (SWIs) and safety procedures.
• Must maintain high precision when handling delicate assemblies and high-value assets.
• Strong time management, punctuality, and teamwork.
• Able to pass eye exam for precision assembly and PCBA inspection.
• Complete company onboarding and technical training modules.

Responsibilities

• Top-level mechanical assembly of products per drawings and SWIs.
• Set up, execute, and monitor vibration tests per SWIs.
• Apply adhesives for component staking and secure assembly.
• Package units securely for shipment per company standards.
• Log test results, complete batches, and perform quality checks.
• Support test team with additional duties as needed.

Skills

Mechanical assembly experience

Electronics manufacturing

Vibration testing

SWIs and procedures

Eye safety and precision handling

On-time training compliance

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Trade school cert or associate in mechanical tech

Tools

Torque wrenches

Calipers

Micrometers

Digital scales

Job description

Job Title: Mechanical Technician

Reporting to: Test Engineering Manager

Job Summary

We are seeking a detail-oriented and dependable Mechanical Technician to join our test team. In this role, you will handle final production and testing stages for high-value, mission-critical deliverables. Responsibilities include top
assembly, vibration testing, component staking, final packaging, and other supporting duties within the test engineering team. The ideal candidate has excellent manual dexterity, follows complex instructions perfectly, and maintains a strong work ethic for high quality results in a structured testing environment emphasizing carefully handling high value, mission critical deliverables.

Key Responsibilities

• Top Assembly: Perform final top-level mechanical assembly of products according to technical drawings and Standard Work Instructions (SWIs).
• Vibration Testing: Set up, execute, and monitor vibration tests per Standard Work Instructions (SWIs).
• Staking: Apply adhesives to secure components and prevent shifting during operation.
• Final Packaging: Package completed units securely for shipment according to company standards.
• Documentation: Follow documentation protocols to log test results, complete batches, and quality checks.
• Team Support: Execute other supporting duties within the test team as assigned.

Required Qualifications

• Experience: Proven experience working in mechanical assembly, electronics manufacturing, environmental testing or a related technician role.
• Technical Skills: Ability to comprehend and strictly follow detailed written work instructions (SWIs), verbal instructions, and safety procedures.
• Attention to Detail: High precision and focus when handling delicate assemblies and conducting critical testing of high value assets.
• Work Ethic: Strong time management, punctuality, and a collaborative team attitude.
• Physical Requirements: Must pass a mandatory eye examination to ensure the necessary visual acuity for precision assembly and PCBA inspection.
• Training: Ability to successfully complete all required company-provided onboarding and technical training modules.

Preferred Qualifications

• Understanding of and ability to read engineering drawings
• Experience writing and updating routers/build instructions/SWIs for mechanical assembly or testing
• Familiarity with cable handling, connector mating practices, strain‑relief staking, and adhesive use (e.g., EC2216, DP190, RTV)
• Proficiency with calibrated mechanical tools including torque wrenches (in‑lb and ft‑lb), digital scales, calipers, micrometers, and other measurement equipment used for assembly verification and acceptance testing

Education

• High School Diploma or GED required.
• Trade school certification or an associate degree in mechanical technology, electronics, or a related field is preferred.