Aircraft Sheetmetal Technician, Aerospace & Aviation

The Structures Technician owns inspection, repair, fabrication, and installation of aircraft structural components in an MRO setting. You will work on commercial aircraft and support modification programs with FAA-aligned procedures. You will read blueprints and engineering data, fabricate parts from metals and composites, and document maintenance activities. This role emphasizes hands-on sheet metal craft, safety compliance, and teamwork in a hangar environment.

Own the hands-on assembly of precision mechanical components at a leading aerospace supplier. You will read blueprints and assembly instructions to build and verify parts at a 1st shift operation with potential overtime. Join a team that values accuracy, documentation, and clean room style discipline. This role is onsite in Phoenix with a history of stability and growth.

Build spacecraft components, structural assemblies, and mechanical systems for a leading aviation and space company in El Segundo, CA. You'll work with composites, adhesives, and epoxies, and use precision tools like calipers and micrometers. Join a collaborative team of engineers and technicians supporting mission-critical programs. This 4-month contract offers hands-on experience with advanced aerospace technology and a culture focused on quality and safety.

Soldering Technician will own precision soldering and assembly of aerospace circuit boards and control panels at scale. Join a team focused on diagnosing, repairing, and building electromechanical systems with strong emphasis on documentation interpretation. Work in Redmond with on site collaboration across R&D and manufacturing. This role stands out with FAA compliant processes and direct impact on cockpit related assemblies.

Own the brake press operations for an aerospace manufacturer in Long Beach, forming aluminum, stainless, titanium, and Inconel to exact tolerances. Report to the manufacturing lead and collaborate with a team of fabricators and quality inspectors. This role demands precision and hands-on mastery of conventional brake presses, hydro-presses, and shears. You will see your components fly, from aircraft panels to structural brackets, with full responsibility for quality and delivery.

You will assemble mechanical, electrical, and electronic components in a structured, team-oriented aerospace manufacturing environment where quality and safety are paramount. Under direct supervision, you will follow detailed work instructions, diagrams, and blueprints to complete kitting, assembly, part marking, and packaging tasks. You will use basic measurement tools and handle chemicals safely, while developing foundational skills in aerospace assembly practices. This role stands out because it offers comprehensive paid time off, low-cost medical coverage, and a supportive, inclusive culture through a social enterprise mission.