Strativ Group
Avionics Manufacturing Technician (Multiple Openings)
Location:
Anaheim, California, Are you a highly motivated Manufacturing Technician with a passion for electronics and a desire to grow your career in the aerospace and defense industry? We have multiple exciting opportunities for
Avionics Manufacturing Technicians
to join our team in Anaheim, California,! This is an excellent chance to secure a long-term contract (6-12 months with high likelihood of extension, potentially 5+ years!) with an industry-leading modern Aerospace & Defense vendor. We're offering
W2 employment with comprehensive benefits
and a competitive, flexible pay rate - our priority is finding the right talent. About the Role: These critical full-time roles (8 hours/day, 5 days/week + optional overtime) are integral to our manufacturing and assembly operations. You'll be contributing to various aspects of avionics integration, harness building, and subcomponent programming. You'll join a rapidly growing company at the forefront of Aerospace & Defense innovation, working on exciting and diverse projects in both prototyping and mass production phases. Expect extensive on-the-job training and mentorship from industry-leading Avionics Technicians. What You'll Be Doing: Based on your skills and experience, you'll be placed into one of three specialized manufacturing areas: Harness Technician:
Focusing on building and assembling electrical wire harnesses, including cutting wires, crimping, and connecting various components. Subcomponent Programming Technician:
Programming radios, intercoms, and other electronic subcomponents. Vehicle Level Integration Technician:
Installing avionic components and harnesses directly into vehicles. Key Responsibilities Across All Specializations: Perform initial tests to ensure the functionality and quality of your work. Collaborate with senior technicians, learning and applying new skills through comprehensive on-the-job training. Contribute to the prototyping and mass production of advanced avionic products. Maintain a clean and organized workspace, adhering to all safety protocols and company policies. Who We're Looking For: The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of electronics and a strong desire to learn and grow in a fast-paced, supportive environment. Qualifications: Must be a
USA Citizen or Green Card holder . Minimum of
6 months of experience
in a relevant technical manufacturing role (e.g., automotive, drone harnessing, electrical assembly, general assembly). A
basic understanding of electronics and assembly principles
is essential. Experience with subcomponent assembly or harness building/electrical assembly is highly desirable. Ability to learn quickly and adapt to new tasks and products. Interview Process: Our interview process is designed to assess your potential and fit within our team. It includes: An
onsite skills/knowledge test
(approximately 1 hour), with a second test potentially required in some cases. Don't worry about 100% accuracy - we just need to see your basic understanding of avionics and manufacturing principles! A comprehensive
tour of our facility
during your interview. Working Hours: Monday to Friday onsite , 8 AM - 6 PM (5 days per week) Occasional Saturday overtime opportunities are available. If you're ready to take the next step in your career and contribute to groundbreaking aerospace and defense innovation, apply today!
Anaheim, California, Are you a highly motivated Manufacturing Technician with a passion for electronics and a desire to grow your career in the aerospace and defense industry? We have multiple exciting opportunities for
Avionics Manufacturing Technicians
to join our team in Anaheim, California,! This is an excellent chance to secure a long-term contract (6-12 months with high likelihood of extension, potentially 5+ years!) with an industry-leading modern Aerospace & Defense vendor. We're offering
W2 employment with comprehensive benefits
and a competitive, flexible pay rate - our priority is finding the right talent. About the Role: These critical full-time roles (8 hours/day, 5 days/week + optional overtime) are integral to our manufacturing and assembly operations. You'll be contributing to various aspects of avionics integration, harness building, and subcomponent programming. You'll join a rapidly growing company at the forefront of Aerospace & Defense innovation, working on exciting and diverse projects in both prototyping and mass production phases. Expect extensive on-the-job training and mentorship from industry-leading Avionics Technicians. What You'll Be Doing: Based on your skills and experience, you'll be placed into one of three specialized manufacturing areas: Harness Technician:
Focusing on building and assembling electrical wire harnesses, including cutting wires, crimping, and connecting various components. Subcomponent Programming Technician:
Programming radios, intercoms, and other electronic subcomponents. Vehicle Level Integration Technician:
Installing avionic components and harnesses directly into vehicles. Key Responsibilities Across All Specializations: Perform initial tests to ensure the functionality and quality of your work. Collaborate with senior technicians, learning and applying new skills through comprehensive on-the-job training. Contribute to the prototyping and mass production of advanced avionic products. Maintain a clean and organized workspace, adhering to all safety protocols and company policies. Who We're Looking For: The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of electronics and a strong desire to learn and grow in a fast-paced, supportive environment. Qualifications: Must be a
USA Citizen or Green Card holder . Minimum of
6 months of experience
in a relevant technical manufacturing role (e.g., automotive, drone harnessing, electrical assembly, general assembly). A
basic understanding of electronics and assembly principles
is essential. Experience with subcomponent assembly or harness building/electrical assembly is highly desirable. Ability to learn quickly and adapt to new tasks and products. Interview Process: Our interview process is designed to assess your potential and fit within our team. It includes: An
onsite skills/knowledge test
(approximately 1 hour), with a second test potentially required in some cases. Don't worry about 100% accuracy - we just need to see your basic understanding of avionics and manufacturing principles! A comprehensive
tour of our facility
during your interview. Working Hours: Monday to Friday onsite , 8 AM - 6 PM (5 days per week) Occasional Saturday overtime opportunities are available. If you're ready to take the next step in your career and contribute to groundbreaking aerospace and defense innovation, apply today!