Contractor position (~20 hours per week)
We are looking for a technician who is experienced with working on
electromechanical assemblies. As an R&D technician, you will be
executing modifications, repairs, and scratch assembly projects under
the direction of our engineers. Projects will range from soldering
components onto a PCB to assembling small quadcopters. In order to
apply, please send us your resume to alex_at_capehq.com.
Responsibilities:
- Manually assemble complete drones from detailed written procedures.
- Perform non-standard repairs and modifications on electromechanical
drone hardware under the direction of the requesting engineer or
through limited work instructions.
- Create prototype assemblies based on engineering requests.
- Test completed assemblies using computer software as directed by a
test procedure.
- Perform repairs and reworks of PCBs, including removing components,
adding components, and adding external leads for test.
- Perform basic troubleshooting of electromechanical assemblies.
- Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace.
- Identify spare parts needed and assist in managing its stock.
- Document and report hardware configurations, deviations, test data,
and other relevant manufacturing data, as requested.
Minimum Qualifications:
- 3+ years of experience in assembling electromechanical hardware.
- Familiarity with basic hand tools.
- Mechanical aptitude.
- Experience with hand soldering and working with electrical prototypes.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to precisely follow detailed written instructions.
- Takes pride in the quality of his or her work.
- Ability to execute on one-off R&D type projects with minimal instruction.
- Experience in manufacturing cable assemblies.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience with RC electronics.
- Knowledge of typical UAV/drone components.
About Us:
Cape Productions Inc. is a fully-funded startup in Silicon Valley.
We're changing the way that action sports athletes across all skill
levels capture and experience video footage of their favorite
pastimes. We are committed to making technology disappear and making
life's greatest moments even better.
Thanks,
Alex Loo
MS Mechanical Engineering 2012
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Received on 2015-04-22 16:50:05