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Execute workorders to build assemblies and sub-assemblies to be used for radiation detection and associated systems. This will involve reading drawings and executing work instructions to prepare and construction electronic and mechanical cryostat assemblies. Additional duties include working with vacuum systems and cryogenic equipment. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Leak testing cryostats, dewars, etc. Building and evacuation of various cryogenics hardware. Cleaning hardware. Soldering Follow priority schedules. Epoxying vacuum components. Maintaining stocks / supplies. Maintaining Equipment. Work with Engineering to identify and correct problems Inspect manufactured items for cosmetic, workmanship, soldering, conformance to drawings, and quality standards. Following defined quality assurance practices for drawing and procedure execution. Assist team members and provide support. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: Building auxiliary sub-assemblies. Assisting in executing regular inventory audits. Cleaning and organizing work areas. ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS: Ability to assemble mechanical components. Ability to follow blueprints and written procedures. Basic knowledge of electronics and components. Basic algebra level math skills. Knowledge of metric measurements. Ability to handle chemicals per defined safety standards. Very good soldering skills. Knowledge and use of basic hand tools. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS Basic vacuum and leak testing knowledge. Inspection experience, some microscope usage. EDUCATIONAL REQUIREMENTS: High school diploma or equivalent.
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$41,000 – $55,000/yr
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