Aerospace Assembly Technician
Laborup
| Company | Laborup |
| Category | Manufacturing |
| Location | Anaheim |
| Remote | On-site (inferred) |
| Employment | Not stated |
| Level | Not stated |
| Salary | Not stated by the employer |
| Posted | 10 Jul 2026 |
| Last verified | 30 Jul 2026 |
| Source | Employer career page (workable) |
Description
Overview We're hiring Aerospace Assembly Technicians for our aerospace and defense manufacturing facility outside of Anaheim, CA This is blueprint-driven structural assembly, building complex, multi-part assemblies that feed into larger aerospace and defense sub-systems. You'll work straight from engineering drawings to locate, drill, countersink, fasten, and align components to tight aerospace specifications. The work is hands-on and precise: pneumatic drills, C-squeezes, rivet pullers, jigs and fixtures, and precision measuring instruments, with quality documentation behind everything you build. Why Join Us Real aerospace craftsmanship: Blueprint-driven structural assembly, not repetitive line work High-impact work: Assemblies that go into high-stakes aerospace and defense sub-systems Financial impact: 45-hour weeks + additional optional overtime Compensation $26–$30/hr 45-hour week + additional optional overtime Up to $75k/yr (including overtime) Hiring on 1st Shift Monday - Friday Responsibilities Blueprints: Determine detail and hardware locations from engineering drawings, mylars, and the shop router Layout: Locate and mark reference points and holes using jigs, templates, and measuring instruments Drilling & Fastening: Drill and countersink to fastener requirements; bolt, screw, and rivet components and subassemblies Fit-Up & Alignment: Trim, shim, and cut to fit components; position and align subassemblies in jigs and fixtures to blueprint lines and index points Installation: Install units, brackets, hinges, and clips into structural assemblies per blueprint and customer specifications Inspection: Inspect and test installed units for fit, performance, and compliance using precision measuring instruments Requirements Requirements 2+ years of aerospace or aircraft assembly experience Reads and interprets engineering blueprints, drawings, and specifications Hands-on with hand tools, pneumatic tools, and riveting equipment Precision measurement with calipers, micrometers, and similar instruments Excellent attention to detail and hand-eye coordination U.S. person (citizen or permanent resident) — ITAR-regulated facility Preferred: Structural aircraft assembly experience (drilling, countersinking, riveting airframe components) Working knowledge of aerospace customer specifications and requirements Experience setting up or operating automated assembly equipment #ZR
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