Aerospace Electro‑Mechanical Assembler

Location: Corona, CA | Environment: State-of-the-art, team-driven production floor

A day in the life

You start with a quick team huddle in our Corona facility, reviewing build specs and priorities. Your bench is set—clean, organized, and ready. Through the day, you assemble precise mechanical and electrical sub-assemblies, verify fit and function, and collaborate with teammates to keep work flowing smoothly. When a discrepancy appears, you pause, document, and escalate to your supervisor. Safety is second nature, and before the shift ends, you perform final checks and tidy your station for tomorrow’s success.

What you’ll own

• Build components and finished products to defined specifications and quality standards.
• Perform in-process inspections and functional checks to confirm accuracy and performance.
• Work closely with peers to improve throughput, eliminate bottlenecks, and optimize workflow.
• Maintain a clean, well-organized station to support safety and productivity.
• Promptly report nonconformances, part issues, or tooling concerns to your supervisor.
• Follow all safety procedures and plant guidelines at all times.
• Participate in training to expand capabilities and master new processes and technologies.

What you’ll bring

• Ability to read and interpret instructions in English.
• Prior experience in aerospace manufacturing or assembly.
• Blueprint reading and interpretation skills.
• Meticulous attention to detail and the discipline to follow documented procedures.
• Strong team orientation and collaboration skills.
• Clear communication and a constructive, positive approach.
• Mechanical aptitude and comfort with common hand tools.
• Curiosity and adaptability to learn new methods and technologies.

Core technical capabilities

• Machine building and assembly
• Mechanical troubleshooting
• Soldering
• Pneumatics setup and troubleshooting
• Precision measurement (tape measure, etc.)
• Mechanical assembly techniques
• Equipment installation and wiring
• Blueprint reading