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SR. TECHNICIAN - TECHNICIAN - Space Technologies - Boulder, CO

  • $17.56 Per Hour
  • Full-time
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  • Avionicsunmatched
  • Build Managementunmatched
  • Communication Skillsunmatched
  • Computer Skillsunmatched
  • Control Engineeringunmatched
  • Electrical Wiringunmatched
  • Electricityunmatched
  • Electronicsunmatched
  • Hand Toolsunmatched
  • Hardware Quality Assuranceunmatched
  • Instrumentationunmatched
  • Integration Testingunmatched
  • LabVIEW Programming Languageunmatched
  • Laboratoryunmatched
  • Laboratory Equipmentunmatched
  • Laboratory Testingunmatched
  • Microsoft Excelunmatched
  • Microsoft PowerPointunmatched
  • Microsoft Wordunmatched
  • Oscilloscopeunmatched
  • Schematicsunmatched
  • Scientific Researchunmatched
  • Solderingunmatched
  • SolidWorksunmatched
  • Space Scienceunmatched
  • Team Playerunmatched
  • Technical Supportunmatched
  • Test & Measurement Equipmentunmatched
  • Test Equipmentunmatched
  • Test Harnessunmatched
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Description

SR. TECHNICIAN - TECHNICIAN - Space Technologies - Boulder, CO

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Who We Are:

As a recognized leader in space science research and spacecraft instrumentation, avionics, and electronics, we work to reveal the secrets of our solar system and the universe.

Objectives of this Role:
  • Apply your knowledge and experience to directly support engineering teams on cutting edge research.
  • Support the laboratory infrastructure for SwRI in Boulder, CO.
  • Assist in the assembly, integration, and test of hardware projects including space flight hardware.
Daily and Monthly Responsibilities:
  • Maintain and calibrate laboratory space and laboratory equipment, including the purchase of lab consumables and tools and ensure safety of the laboratories.
  • Work with contamination control engineering on incoming inspection of parts and cleaning and processing parts.
  • Support Engineering staff by assisting with coordinating labs with building facilities and staff to support maintenance, upgrades, equipment delivery, etc with all relevant parties.
  • Build and test harnesses and boards, including NASA crimping and wiring, NASA soldering, NASA staking and conformal coating.
Requirements:
  • Requires a high school diploma or equivalent.
  • 2 years: Basic Computer skills, e.g. MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Basic familiarity with SolidWorks, LabView or ability to be trained on basic technician functions of LabView and SolidWorks.
  • 2 years: Work with setup and usage of standard laboratory test equipment, other measurement equipment, hand tools, and power tools. Ability to build engineering level cables, adaptors, assemblies and boards and perform engineering level soldering tasks.
  • 2 years: Read and understand mechanical and electrical drawings, diagrams, schematics, and manuals. Familiarity with standard lab test equipment including: oscilloscopes, voltmeters and other measurement equipment to perform engineering support functions.
  • Good communication skills and willing to work in a team environment.
Special Requirements:

Work assignment is in Boulder, Colorado.

Job Locations: Boulder, Colorado

For more information about this division, visit the Solar System Science & Exploration home page.

An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, and veteran status.

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Numbers & Facts

LocationBoulder, CO
Job TypeFull-time
IndustryEngineering Services
Salary$17.56 Per Hour
Company Size2,000 to 2,499 employees
Year Founded1947
Websitehttp://www.swri.org/

Benefits

Paid Sick Days, Parking, Professional Development, Employee Referral Program, Flexible Spending Accounts, Employee Events, Retirement / Pension Plans, Tuition Reimbursement, Health Care on Site, Merchandise Discounts, Military Leave, On Site Cafeteria

About Company

We are R&D problem solvers providing independent, premier services to government and industry clients. Our multidisciplinary nature allows us to rapidly assemble diverse teams to tackle problems from multiple directions. We push the boundaries of science and technology to develop innovative solutions that advance the state of the art and improve human health and safety. Operating as a nonprofit since our 1947 inception, we work in the public’s best interest and toward the betterment of mankind.  At SwRI, we tirelessly pursue innovation and excellence in science and technology for the betterment of humankind. We support work on nearly 4,000 client projects at any given time through a wide range of technical competencies with 2,574 staff members in nine technical divisions. Client services include, but are not limited to, Automotive and Transportation, Biomedical & Health, Chemistry & Materials, Computers and Electronics, Defense & Security, Earth & Space, Energy & Environment, and Manufacturing & Construction. 

TECHNICAL DIVISIONS

  • Applied Physics-Developing advanced electronic and microelectronic devices, power supplies, voice and data communication systems, robot test services, and payloads
  • Applied Power-Using physical science research and applied engineering to produce sensors, instruments, and hardware used worldwide.
  • Center for Nuclear Waste Regulatory Analyses-Resolving technical and regulatory issues related to a potential geologic repository for spent nuclear fule and high-level radioactive waste.
  • Chemistry and Chemical Engineering-Performing research and technical services using chemistry and chemical engineering technology.
  • Defense and & Intelligence Solutions-Providing advanced direction finding and tracking systems through geolocation system development.
  • Fuels and Lubricants Research-Performing fuels and lubricants research activities to meet regulatory and competitive goals.
  • Intelligent Systems-Providing engineering services in resaerch and development of complex systems and equipment.
  • Mechanical Engineering-Improving safety, reliability, efficiency and life of new or existing mechanical components or systems.
  • Powertrain Engineering-Designing and developing vehicle and engine components to achieve performance and emissions goals.
  • Space Science & Engineering-Developing and managing advanced scientific payloads aboard satellites and sounding rockets.

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Innovation in science and technology has been a hallmark of Southwest Research Institute since its earliest days. It's no exaggeration to say we are committed to advancing science and applying technology to benefit government, industry, and all humankind. That is our mission. Our multidisciplinary, collaborative approach allows us to successfully solve clients' most challenging problems. Today, we are a leader among independent, nonprofit research and development organizations. Our staff of 2,574 scientists, engineers, analysts, and support staff members continues to accomplish outstanding fundamental and applied engineering and research for clients from diverse segments of government and industry. Adam L. Hamilton, P.E, President and CEO

IN THE COMMUNITY
Our staff is expert at developing solutions that help build a better tomorrow today; and that practical, innovative spirit carries through to our community interactions. Staff members generously donate time and outher resources to support food drives, blood drives, and other
outreach programs. 
HONORS AND AWARDS
Southwest Research Institute has earned 43 R&D 100 awards since 1971. Each year R&D Magazine recognizes developments regarded as among the 100 most significant technical accomplishments. The Chicago Tribune dubbed the program "the Oscars of Invention". 

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