Path Engineering

As an Assembly Technician (also known as Equipment Technician, Manufacturing Technician), you'll be responsible for a diverse range of technical tasks on various life support and personal survival equipment systems. This includes building, assembling, inspecting, testing, calibrating, diagnosing, analyzing, troubleshooting, repairing, replacing, modifying, and programming a variety of products and product lines. You'll also collaborate with engineers on prototype units and developmental units or upgrades to existing units.

• Flexible work options to help balance work/life demands.
• Competitive compensation packages to reward skills and performance.
• Health, Dental, Vision & Wellness programs.
• Tuition assistance or financial help for ongoing learning and development.

• 2-year technical degree (electrical or electrical/mechanical) or mechanical degree.
• Experience within a Manufacturing environment.
• 3 years troubleshooting experience acquired within the last 5 years.
• Proficiency in PLC Troubleshooting Skills, Creating Preventive Maintenance Plans, Electrical Troubleshooting Skills, Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills.
• Ability to read, understand and interpret technical and written instructions, engineering blueprints, schematics, and wiring diagrams including stack-up of tolerances.