Mechanical Technician (Multiple Levels)

About the role

Sierra Space is at the forefront of innovation in aerospace technology, developing cutting-edge solutions for space exploration and transportation. Join our team of dedicated professionals as we push the boundaries of what's possible in space. We are seeking skilled Mechanical Technicians at multiple levels to support our aerospace vehicle development. These positions are critical to ensuring the reliability and performance of our mechanical systems, contributing directly to the success of our aerospace missions. Mechanical Technicians play a vital role in the assembly, testing, and maintenance of critical spacecraft components and systems that power our next-generation space vehicles. Whether you're an entry-level technician with basic mechanical skills or a senior technician with extensive aerospace experience, Sierra Space offers career growth opportunities at every level. Our Mechanical Technicians work hands-on with cutting-edge space technology, collaborating with engineers and cross-functional teams to bring revolutionary aerospace systems to life. Join Sierra Space and be part of a team that's making history in space exploration and transportation. About You Our mission is driven by an unyielding commitment to advancing space-based technology in service of our customers and safeguarding national security. We seek individuals who are passionate about innovating beyond boundaries and relentlessly pursuing solutions that protect, preserve and empower - to join us in this critical mission. We're looking for team members who align with our values, mission and goals - while also meeting the minimum qualifications below. The preferred qualifications are a bonus, not a requirement. Mechanical Technician I Job Summary: The Mechanical Technician I position involves assembling, testing, and maintaining mechanical systems and components to meet required specifications. In this entry-level role, you will work closely with engineers and technicians to ensure the quality and reliability of flight hardware. This position requires a basic understanding of mechanical principles, troubleshooting skills, and a commitment to precision and safety. You will be involved in assembling major structures, performing minor part-fitting operations for spacecraft systems, and translating blueprints into mechanical assemblies. Additionally, your tasks will include precision drilling, using calibrated tools, bonding, troubleshooting, and developing skills in precision cleaning and handling mechanical hardware.