Job Title:
Fabrication Specialist
Location:
New Orleans, LA 70129
Duration: 12 months Assignment
Work Model: Onsite
Shift/Hours: 40hours/week,
1st & 2nd, (1st Shift 6:00am -2:00pm), 2nd Shift (2:30pm -10:30pm)
Summary:
- Performs machine set-up, machining, welding set-up, welding, sheet metal fabrication and extrusion, tube bending and fabrication tasks.
- Performs composite lay-up, fabrication and assembly tasks.
- Assembles precision mechanical and electro-mechanical components.
- Assembles, repairs, modifies and installs various power plants and drive trains.
- Perform soldering on electronic and avionics products.
- Assembles and installs wire harnesses and avionics products.
- Prepares test articles, fixtures and data collection devices to perform various tests.
- Performs basic organic chemical conversion and paint preparation.
- Applies routine organic coatings for corrosion protection and appearance requirements.
- Works on articles of limited complexity following established drawings and requirements.
Project / Day to Day Responsibilities:
- Working a Safety/FOD sensitive environment, around FOD sensitive components and hardware. (FOD - Foreign object Debris / Foreign object damage).
- Working in a CWA (Controlled work area) with components of varying precision cleanliness levels.
- Fabricate structural, mechanical, and electrical components per engineering drawings and CAD models.
- Interpret 2D drawings and 3D models to layout, machine, assemble, wire, and test parts and subassemblies.
- Use hand and power tools, precision measuring equipment, and fabrication equipment (e.g., drill presses, saws, presses); perform soldering, crimping, and wiring as required.
- Build and validate prototypes and small production runs, perform fit checks and functional tests, and troubleshoot issues to meet design intent.
- Maintain part and process documentation, follow quality and safety procedures, and log test/assembly results.
- Collaborate with engineers, technicians, and projects lead to resolve design or manufacturability issues and support continuous improvement.
- Working with and installing sensitive electronic devices or avionics sensors and other instrumentation (accelerometers, strain gauges, etc.)
Required Skills (top 3):
- Mechanically inclined - strong hands-on aptitude with tools, fixtures, and mechanical systems; comfortable performing precise measurements and mechanical troubleshooting.
- CAD literacy - able to competently review and interpret 2D drawings and 3D CAD models (e.g., SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or similar) to guide fabrication and assembly decisions.
- Relevant mechanical or electrical experience in a FOD sensitive - background in automotive or military mechanical or electrical systems, with familiarity of mechanical assemblies, tolerances, and ruggedized component requirements.
Preferred Skills (top 3):
- Former or current military - discipline, familiarity with military standards/procedures, and experience working in structured, safety critical environments.
- 3+ years of fabrication or assembly experience - demonstrated track record in metalwork, wiring/ECU integration, or mechanical assembly including soldering, riveting, welding, or sheet metal work.
- Proven team player - strong communication, ability to work across functions, and experience contributing to fast paced, collaborative project teams.
Education / Experience:
- High school diploma or GED and typically 1 or more years' related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Successful completion of training is a contingency for this assignment - OJT or formal classroom training.
- Domestic travel required? MAYBE
- How many times in the year will they be traveling? 10%
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Spectraforce Technologies
Aug 19, 2025