Assembly Mechanic, Day Shift Aerospace Manufacturing

You will assemble fabricated and machined metal parts into partial or completed assemblies on a 10-hour swing shift. Starting at $20-$30/hour plus shift differential, this role supports aerospace quality standards under ISO 9001 and AS9100. You'll read aerospace blueprints and use precision tools to meet production goals. Training on first shift is provided for the right candidate.

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.

As an Entry Level Inspector at Wipro Givon USA in Seattle, Washington, you will own first-article, final assembly, and receiving inspections for machined and sheet metal parts. You will use CMM, calipers, micrometers, and other precision tools to verify conformance to technical specifications and ensure product reliability. Working on 10-hour shifts for 4-day weeks, you will join a team that values precision and quality. This role offers direct experience with aerospace standards like ITAR and AS9100 procedures, with opportunities to grow in a hands-on inspection environment.

Set up and operate CNC machines to fabricate metallic parts for aerospace applications. You'll work 10-hour shifts, 4 days a week, in a ISO 9001/AS9100 certified facility. Collaborate with Manufacturing Engineering and Programmers to resolve machining issues. This role offers clear growth paths from Machinist I to III, with pay up to $40/hour.

You own precision mechanical assembly for next-level aerospace components at a floor station, working to tight tolerances on machined and fabricated parts. You join a small team reporting to the production supervisor, collaborating with engineers and quality inspectors. This role stands out because you handle high-complexity work including Riveting, Cold Bonding, and Sealing, with regular opportunities to troubleshoot and rework assemblies. You work under immediate supervision but rely on your 2+ years of experience to meet demanding product specs.

Shift lead assembler responsible for producing components at our Seattle facility. This role owns assembly operations across multiple shifts ensuring high-quality output daily.