Precision Mechanical Assembly & Test Technician

TRIUMPH; Redmond (WA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

TRIUMPH in Redmond, WA seeks a mechanical assembler to perform mechanical assembly, functional testing, and final assembly per defined instructions with minimal supervision. Electrical wiring tasks, including stripping, crimping, and connector installation, are routine.

Safety is essential when working with solvents and cleaners; the role requires following drawings, documenting measurements, and maintaining cleanliness.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in a mechanical environment; aerospace preferred.
• High School Diploma (GED) or equivalent.
• General mechanical knowledge.

Responsibilities

• Primarily perform mechanical assembly, functional tests, test setups, and final assembly operations on product line per Assembly and Test Instructions with minimal supervision.
• Electrical assembly such as wire stripping, crimping, and connector installation.
• Handle hazardous chemicals including acetone and isopropyl alcohol safely.
• Maintain cleanliness standards and prevent Foreign Object Debris.
• Check and document drawing dimensions using measuring devices.
• Part mark products using provided equipment/tools.
• Support root-cause analysis and corrective actions with Manufacturing/Design/Quality teams.
• Read and interpret drawings and specifications on the computer.
• Communicate professionally with leadership and peers to resolve issues.
• Work weekends and modified shifts with short notice to meet commitments.

Skills

Attention to detail

Hand tools

Torque wrenches

Multimeter

Electrical bonding

IR experience

Oral and written instruction

Computer skills

Education

High School Diploma (GED) or equivalent

Job description

TRIUMPH in Redmond, WA seeks a mechanical assembler to perform mechanical assembly, functional testing, and final assembly per defined instructions with minimal supervision. Electrical wiring tasks, including stripping, crimping, and connector installation, are routine.

Safety is essential when working with solvents and cleaners; the role requires following drawings, documenting measurements, and maintaining cleanliness.