Avionics Technician (Second shift)

Job description

As an Avionics Technician at Impulse, you will perform a wide range of spacecraft printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs) and electromechanical assembly work on spacecraft used in low-earth orbit and beyond. Your work will directly impact the reliability and mission success of our spacecraft. Perform high-quality soldering and SMT assembly/rework on a wide range of components and package types, including fine-pitch and high-density devices. Perform underfill, staking and conformal coatings of PCBAs. Electromechanical builds of avionics hardware, including PCBAs, batteries, antennas, reaction wheels and enclosures Assemble, modify, and repair PCBAs according to engineering instructions, including component replacements, wiring updates, and mechanical integration steps Conduct visual inspections and basic electrical checks to verify workmanship quality and identify assembly defects Operate and maintain standard electronics lab equipment, including microscopes, soldering stations, reflow tools, multimeters, and oscilloscopes Collaborate with EE, ME, and manufacturing teams to improve technical processes and resolve issues 5+ years of hands-on experience in PCBA assembly, soldering and rework Proficiency in soldering and rework of SMT and through-hole components, including fine-pitch packages. Strong ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, assembly drawings, and PCB documentation. Demonstrated experience performing component replacements, wire mods, jumpers, and board-level repairs. Experience working with underfilling, conformal coating, staking, or potting materials. Experience with electromechanical assembly. Strong attention to detail and commitment to high-reliability workmanship. Ability to work and collaborate effectively in a team-first environment, supporting cross-functional engineering, manufacturing, and test groups.