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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in electrical fabrication, including soldering and installation of wire harnesses and strain gauges, while ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. Proficient in using precision measuring tools and interpreting technical documents related to aircraft electrical systems.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Electrical FabricationSoldering Electronic ComponentsAircraft Electrical Systems KnowledgeTest Equipment OperationHazardous Materials Handling
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Hard Skills
Wire Harness Diagram InterpretationElectrical Systems AssemblyAdvanced Mathematics Application3-D Coordinate System InterpretationHydraulic Equipment OperationPrecision Measuring Tool UsageTest Equipment OperationSolderingStrain GagingElectrical Code Compliance
Soft Skills
Effective Communication
Tools & Technologies
Hand ToolsPower ToolsBench ToolsShop ToolsTest ToolsPIT (Power Industrial Trucks)
Certifications & Qualifications
Electrical CertificationMechanical CertificationSafety Certification
Industry Keywords
Boeing ProceduresStatic-Sensitive ComponentsHazardous Materials DisposalElectrical CodesAircraft Systems
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Receive work assignments from the team leader or supervisor and obtain necessary materials and equipment
- Obtain engineering drawings and test documents as required
- Fabricate wire or fiber optic bundles for test and computer equipment and sensing equipment
- Set up and perform qualification, bench, or automatic tests according to work assignments and technical instructions
- Install fiber optic strain gauges, thermocouples, accelerometers, and strain gauges using soldering, bonding, spot welding, or mechanical fastening
- Use scissor or boom lifts to access installation areas inside hangars and outside on airfields
- Modify test equipment to meet engineering configuration requirements
- Select and use hand, power, bench, shop, and test tools
- Write tie-ins and maintain work logs and equipment records
- Devise or build shop aids and workaround methods for testing and troubleshooting systems
- Handle and protect static-sensitive components and assemblies
- Handle and dispose of hazardous materials according to Safety Data Sheets and Boeing procedures
- Pack electronic equipment for travel according to drawings and Boeing specifications
- Inspect completed work and submit completed or reworked jobs for inspection
- Contact team leaders, supervisors, engineers, or planners when assistance is needed
- Travel domestically and internationally up to 10% of the time
- Work on Boeing aircraft, including civilian, military, and space models
Requirements
What you’ll need- 1+ year of experience reading and interpreting wire harness diagrams and installation schematics
- 1+ year of experience in electrical (wire shop) fabrication and required processes
- 1+ years of experience soldering electronic components
- Ability to use precision measuring tools and test equipment and interpret results
- Knowledge of routing, clamping, tying, connecting and terminating wires and/or wire bundles in electrical systems and assemblies, per appropriate electrical codes
- Knowledge of aircraft electrical and mechanical systems
- Ability to calculate and apply advanced mathematics
- Ability to interpret 3-D coordinate systems and dimensional references
- Ability to set up and operate floor-mounted hydraulic and/or mechanically operated equipment
- Entry-level competency operating PIT (Power Industrial Trucks) safely as required
- Ability to safely operate hand tools and hand-held power tools
- Ability to communicate information effectively
- Knowledge of basic electricity and electrical systems
- Ability to operate test equipment, perform testing, and interpret results
- Knowledge of proper use, handling, and disposal of hazardous materials and chemicals according to government regulations and Boeing procedures
- Ability to work any assigned shift, including 1st or 2nd shift
- Ability to work 100% onsite in Tukwila or Seattle, Washington
- U.S. Person status required for export control compliance
- Employer will not sponsor applicants for employment visa status
- Must maintain personal and tool certifications as required
- Must comply with applicable tool control policies
- Preferred: 3+ years of strain gaging experience
- Preferred: 3+ years of experience in aircraft electrical systems
- Preferred certifications in electrical, mechanical, or safety areas
- Must meet stated physical, chemical/material, environmental, and personal protective equipment requirements
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- Flexible spending accounts
- Health savings accounts
- Retirement savings plans
- Life and disability insurance programs
- Paid and unpaid time away from work
- Competitive base pay
- Variable compensation opportunities
- Travel opportunities up to 10% of the time