aim
Assembly Technician
- Seattle
- Full-time
- $40,000-$75,000
- Posted
Skills
Job description
AIM builds autonomy for the real world - robots that move mountains. Our systems fuse software, hardware, robotics, and mission-critical infrastructure into ruggedized, safety-critical machinery operating on jobsites across the world. We replace decades of manual, error-prone, high-risk work with intelligent machines that reshape how earthmoving is done.
Perform mechanical and electrical assembly of components, sub-assemblies, and full structure integrations across AIM's hardware programs — from small electrical sub-assemblies through PCB integration to final unit build-up and functional test.
RESPONSIBILITIES
REQUIREMENTS
PREFERRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
HARD SKILLS
1. Mechanical and electrical assembly to drawing/spec, including fastener installation to torque values and structural fit-up/alignment.
2. Reading and working directly from assembly drawings, schematics, and work instructions without hand-holding.
3. Setting up and running functional tests — instrumentation, execution, data capture — and interpreting pass/fail results.
4. Diagnosing and correcting an assembly defect (not just reporting it) — rework, re-fit, re-assembly.
AIM-SPECIFIC ATTRIBUTES
1. Comfort with ambiguity — AIM's build documentation and BOMs change week to week as programs go through revisions; the technician has to build correctly today and adapt tomorrow without a finished, static work instruction.
2. Safety-first mindset — works around powered tools, heavy structures, and electrical systems; stops and flags rather than pushing through an unsafe condition to hit a deadline.
3. Ownership of outcomes — treats an assembly with their name on it as their responsibility through test, not just through build.
4. Low-volume/high-mix tolerance — comfortable switching between assembly types and revisions within a shift rather than expecting long, repetitive runs.