Cabling & Harnessing Technician 3

Will be reviewing, interpreting, maintaining, and completing paperwork and electronic data associated with hardware assemblies to maintain data and material traceability. Will be working with electrical harness assemblies, including interpreting schematics and building compliant electrical assemblies as well as conducting electrical tests such as continuity and insulation resistance. Will be routing wiring harnesses on flight hardware. Will follow procedure and direction from management as well as work from drawings or sketches, and collaborate with engineers to develop or proof new processes. Will work with soldering, wire stripping, contact crimping, contact insertion and removal, harness routing and strain relief. Will work with structural bonding and application of coatings using various epoxy and silicone adhesive products. Working level understanding of force, torque, and precision hand tools. Work to follow and determine, optimum order of assembly for complex harnesses, mechanical structures, and devices. High school diploma or GED and at least 4 years of additional education and/or related experience Ability to read, write and work to instructions written in English. Ability read and follow directions on engineering drawings and Schematics Ability to lift/push/pull up to 40 pounds Ability to be on feet for up to various hours each day Ability to work flexible hours, overtime, and different shifts based on demanding manufacturing schedules US Citizenship required J-STD-001 Soldering Certification (expired okay- current preferred) NASA STD 8739.1 Certification (expired okay- current preferred) NASA STD 8739.4 Certification (expired okay- current preferred) Knowledge of ESD and Flight Hardware handing Demonstrated Mechanical Ability Familiarity with solar cell technology and CIC wiring Proficient use of basic shop arithmetic Microsoft Office skills (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Initiative, self-starter, adaptable, and high motivation for excellence