Assembly Technician Strange Engineering Chicago

Own logistics operations for a leading automotive racing component manufacturer. You will manage picking packaging and shipping parts while ensuring accuracy and maintaining organized work areas. This role offers competitive benefits and a chance to contribute to a team that powers professional drag racing and NASCAR teams.

Own the assembly, fitment, and finishing of high-end vehicle components in a precision manufacturing environment. Work with ASE Certified standards, 5+ years of experience, and a team dedicated to restoration and luxury builds. This role stands out for its direct-hire status, 1st shift schedule, and focus on craftsmanship.

Assemble precision components to customer specifications in a heavy industrial shop. You will own full assembly from blueprint reading to final inspection, ensuring every part meets tight tolerances on 5+ active work orders weekly. Work directly with hand tools, torque wrenches, and precision measuring instruments like micrometers and calipers. Join a small team under the Assembly and Finishing Team Leader, where your mechanical aptitude shapes the reliability of mission-critical machinery. This role offers hands-on work with electro etchers, hydro test pumps, and overhead cranes in a clean, safety-focused environment.

You will build chambers and other mechanical final assemblies to spec in our Assembly & Test Department. Your hands-on mechanical background and blueprint reading turn drawings into tested, inspection-ready hardware. You partner with engineering, production, and quality to solve fit-up issues and meet exacting customer standards. This role calls for precision, accountability, and a clear focus on clean work. You'll own the final stages of complex mechanical systems at a precision machining leader.

You will build complex machinery for a top manufacturer in Riverside, MO. From day one, you own the assembly of mechanical and electrical components using blueprints and hand and power tools. You join a team of 5+ skilled assemblers and report to the production lead. This role stands out with a rapid interview process and $25-$32/hr pay, plus overtime. Your work directly impacts customer orders and production targets.

The Mechanical Assembly Technician owns standard mechanical assembly tasks, inspections, and basic measurements according to work instructions and quality standards. This role begins to sequence own tasks and identify routine issues while collaborating with teammates and supervisors to support on-time quality production. Successful candidates demonstrate mechanical aptitude, attention to detail, and reliable follow-through.