Mechanical Assembly Technician

Location: Onsite in Milford, OH, 45150.Employment Type: 6-month Contract-to-Hire (W-2).Compensation: Up to $45/hour (commensurate with experience)Overtime: Eligible for overtime at 1.5x pay for all hours worked over 40 each week.Schedule: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Monday–Friday) with some overtime (<=45 hours/week)As a Mechanical Assembly Technician, you will build, integrate, test, and troubleshoot complex, precision mechanical hardware in a structured production environment. Success in this role means consistently producing quality builds by accurately following the build package, identifying issues early, and driving problems to resolution with minimal supervision. You will work hands-on with detailed technical documentation and maintain strong process discipline around safety, cleanliness, and quality.Benefits:Medical, dental, and vision insuranceLTD / STD, HSA / FSATerm life and supplemental health insurance options (e.g., Aflac)6 weeks PTO401(k)Paid parental leave5% Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)Responsibilities:Build and integrate complex mechanical assemblies using detailed work instructions, assembly procedures, and travelersExecute mechanical sub-assemblies and final assemblies by correctly selecting parts from Bills of Material (BOMs) and confirming configuration prior to buildInterpret engineering drawings, blueprints, schematics, and assembly documentation to ensure accurate fit, alignment, and component installationPerform mechanical troubleshooting during assembly and test by diagnosing leaks, fitment issues, tolerance stack-ups, and assembly defectsDrive rework and corrective actions by documenting build discrepancies, communicating findings clearly, and supporting resolution through closureMaintain build documentation and quality records with strong attention to detail and traceability in a production/manufacturing settingFollow established quality procedures and process controls to deliver consistent, repeatable hardware builds that meet acceptance criteriaSupport hands-on testing activities by preparing hardware, verifying assembly readiness, and resolving mechanical issues found during validationRequired Skills:3+ years of hands-on precision mechanical assembly and integration experience involving build, integration, testing, and troubleshooting of complex hardwareExperience reading and following detailed work instructions, assembly procedures, and build documentation to execute assemblies correctlyAbility to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, schematics, and Bills of Material (BOMs)Experience working in structured production or manufacturing environments while adhering to travelers, quality procedures, and documentation requirementsDemonstrated mechanical troubleshooting skills, including diagnosing leaks, fitment issues, tolerance problems, and assembly defectsPreferred Skills:Hands-on experience using torque tools, hand tools, fixtures, jigs, and measurement equipment to assemble and verify precision hardware