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Engineering Technician 2

22nd Century Technologies, Inc.
Pay Rate. $30.00/hr. on W2
United States, Arizona, Chandler
Jul 25, 2025
Job Title: Engineering Technician 2 Location with zip code: Chandler, AZ, 85286 Duration: 6 months Pay Rate. $30.00/hr. on W2 without Benefits. Shift Timing: Standard Job Description: Provides technical support in the Structural Test Bay by working with fellow technicians and engineers to develop, build, test, and document testing of hardware for the Launch Vehicles Division. Individuals must have a strong mechanical aptitude while having the desire to ensure the highest overall job quality. Individuals must have good communication skills, both orally and written as the desired candidate will work closely with other technicians and engineers. Record, maintain, format, and report technical data. Engineering Technician will be asked to assist with the design of test setups and should be able to respond quickly under dynamically changing scenarios. Provide mechanical support to assembling fixtures and test setups. Basic Qualifications for Engineering Technician Level 2: High school diploma or equivalent and 2 years of additional education and/or related experience. Experience working with engineering drawings, schematics, work packages, data recording. Good mechanical aptitude, problem solver. Ability to perform hands-on work, from small detailed work to working with large heavy objects. Proficient with hand tools. Ability to lift 50 lbs. Desire to balance technical, schedule, cost, and resources in order to meet overall company objectives. Basic computer knowledge, working with MS Office product line. US citizenship required. Preferred Qualifications for Engineering Technician Level 2: Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing, 5S, Costpoint, and MES is a plus Working with pressurized hydraulics is benefit Forklift experience Crane operations and overhead lifting of large heavy objects (like structural steel) Soldering experience Instrumentation experience (installing/bonding strain gages and linear displacement transducers)