Cable Assembler, Aerospace & Aviation Manufacturing

As a Cable Assembler you will own the build and validation of aerospace cable harnesses at scale within a precision manufacturing environment. You will join a collaborative team focused on quality and continuous improvement and work with advanced electronic assemblies for critical aviation programs. This role emphasizes attention to detail and adherence to IPC Class 3 standards to ensure reliable performance in demanding environments.

You will build and assemble cable and wire harnesses to IPC/WHMA-A-620 Class 3 workmanship standards, supporting a leading manufacturing company in Orlando, FL. Your work will span from reading wiring diagrams to performing soldering, crimping, and quality inspections. You will join a collaborative team of engineers, quality specialists, and production staff focused on delivering high-reliability assemblies. This long-term role offers $21–$24/hour based on experience, with potential for permanent employment.

You will build, wire, test, and inspect cable harnesses and electromechanical assemblies for aerospace and defense programs at Trispoke Managed Services Pvt. Ltd. in Orlando, FL. This is a 12-month contract-to-hire role on a 4/10 schedule, paying $21.00–$24.00/hour on W2. You will own the full assembly process from blueprint to final test, following IPC Class 3 standards. You will work with a tight-knit team of assemblers and engineers, with opportunities for certification upgrades and long-term employment.

Design and execute high-quality electrical harness and cable assembly processes for aerospace defense automotive telecom projects. Lead skilled technicians to produce precision wire harnesses that meet strict engineering specifications. This role offers competitive compensation and opportunities for professional growth in a dynamic manufacturing environment.

Own cable and harness production for the Gilbert Manufacturing Center at scale on 2nd shift. Work with a cross functional team to interpret drawings, wirelists, and schematics and ensure compliance with ISO procedures. Join a contract role that emphasizes craftsmanship, precision, and documentation through MES systems and signoff workflows. This position offers onsite collaboration, a 9x80 schedule, and a focus on quality and process adherence.

You will assemble electronic and electro-mechanical products at a production scale, interpreting engineering drawings and work instructions. This role sits on a collaborative manufacturing team in Washington, DC, with a focus on soldering, wiring harnesses, and cable fabrication. You will test, troubleshoot, and document completed assemblies to meet quality standards. What sets this apart is the temp-to-hire path with a 1st shift schedule and the chance to earn IPC (J-STD-001) certification.