Lead Assembly Technician - Second Shift

• Day-to-day activity management and coordination of the technician teams to complete the assembly operations, per the overall schedule • Work order review, including mechanical, welding, electrical, and lifting tasks • Participation in major on-site operations, such as important component lifts and movements • Inspection buy-off (visual confirmation only) for tasks completed by the technician teams • Daily updates to the rest of the Assembly team on status of each operation or work orders and what was completed that day • Assignment of each technician or technician team to specific operations and work orders, as needed for the schedule priorities determined by the planning • Coordination with out-of-house work teams working on specialized sections of SPARC assembly when they arrive, ensuring that all teams can efficiently complete their work on time • General troubleshooting of any issues with assembly as they arrive, and coming up with workarounds to problems, or elevating the issue as necessary. Assistance in all aspects that helps and keeps the technician teams moving forward as smoothly as possible • Notification to Assembly Engineers of problems or need for non-conformance reports in a specific assembly Coordination with the Assembly Testing Team on their upcoming or ongoing activities, to ensure that each day all teams can efficiently and safely complete their work • Daily kick-off meetings and shift-change meetings to outline what is being done that shift, which team is working on what, what the major important events (like big lifts) are that need to be communicated, safety hazards of the day, and all other details that will help the teams work efficiently and safely

• Ability to occasionally lift up to 50 lbs • Perform activities: • Stooping, typing, standing, or sitting for extended periods of time • May need to operate in small confined places in odd locations • Work locations could include being on platforms around 25 feet high • Dedication to safety to mitigate industrial hazards that may include heat, cold, noise, fumes, strong magnets, lead (Pb), high voltage, and cryogenics • Willingness to travel or work required nights/weekends/on-call occasionally