Wire-harness Support Engineer (Aerospace)

Company: Collabera

Location: Redmond

Closing Date: 09/11/2024

Hours: Full Time

Type: Permanent

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Wire-harness Support Engineer (Aerospace)
Contract: Redmond, Washington, US
Salary: $35.00 Per Hour
Job Code: 353220
End Date: 2024-10-11
Days Left: 5 days, 3 hours left
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Job Title: Support Engineer III (wire-harnessing technicians)
Job Location: Redmond, WA 98052
Job Duration: 9 to 11 Months (Contract to hire)
Pay Rate: $34/hr to $35/hr
OT expectation: 5 to 10 OT hours/week.
Mission:

Special harnessing project to meet integration deadlines. Team of lab engineers dedicated to harnessing. This role is to augment them with more manpower. There will be back-and-forth communication with engineers. They are mainly collaborative but need to have some independent thinking once they gather information from engineers.

What will this person be accomplishing for you in the business?
Day to Day:

Wire-harnessing/rework.
Assist in the setup and commissioning of production equipment.
Assemble tooling and assist with equipment maintenance.

Must Haves:

Aerospace/space harnessing experience. Full builds in a production setting or flight line repair.
Connectors are aerospace-specific.
Wire-harnessing building/rework.
Assembly of wire harness test and flight hardware.
Experience working with FOD and ESD-sensitive hardware.
Execute test procedures for component and assembly-level testing.
Assist in the setup and commissioning of production equipment.
Assemble tooling and assist with equipment maintenance.
HS degree required.

Years of Experience:

3-5 years of harnessing experience preferred

Leadership Principle's:

Insist on the highest standards
Owning their piece of the pie

Any other industry?

The Medical Devices field may work but prefer Aerospace because the connectors are aerospace-specific.

Plusses:

IPC/WHMA-A-620 Cert would not be required but a huge plus if the worker had this cert but not required.
Bachelor's or Associate is a plus.
Military Experience: More production-focused vs hardcore dev side.

Anything you don't want to see?

Only automotive harnessing experience, too much training to get them up to speed. Aerospace and Medical devices deal with the sort of precision required at client Aerospace Project.

Are you open to candidates who would be able to relocate?