Description The Manufacturing Technician II is a mid-level hands-on production professional responsible for performing complex assembly, test, troubleshooting, and process support activities. This role independently executes precision manufacturing tasks, supports engineering changes, drives process improvements, and serves as a technical resource for production teams in a high-reliability manufacturing environment. Requirements Key Responsibilities • Perform intermediate mechanical/electrical assembly and testing of components and systems. • Diagnose and resolve production issues, equipment faults, and assembly discrepancies. • Support engineering with prototype builds, validation activities, and production transitions. • Document test data, assembly notes, and deviations according to quality procedures. • Collaborate with engineering and quality teams to implement process improvements. • Train and mentor junior technicians in assembly, test, and troubleshooting methods. • Ensure compliance with safety, quality, and manufacturing standards. Job Requirements • Experience working in high-reliability manufacturing environments involving RF rotary joints, slip rings, FORJs, and precision electromechanical assemblies. • Strong understanding of precision machining, mechanical tolerances, and rotating assembly interfaces. • Ability to support prototype builds, engineering evaluations, and troubleshooting for complex RF/microwave assemblies. • Familiarity with ISO 9001, AS9100, ITAR, and CUI requirements; ability to follow controlled manufacturing and documentation processes. • Comfort working hands-on with machinists, engineers, and quality inspectors to resolve build or test issues. • Ability to accurately document build steps, deviations, and test results in ERP/MRP and quality systems. • Support continual improvement initiatives to standardize work instructions, tooling, and manufacturing workflows. • Understanding of material handling requirements for sensitive RF components and precision assemblies. • Ability to interpret and work from engineering drawings, mechanical schematics, assembly diagrams, and CAD models. • Strong ownership mindset with ability to escalate issues early and support efficient root-cause investigations. Qualifications • 2-4 years of hands-on manufacturing or technical assembly experience. • Independently performs moderately complex assembly and test work. • Creates simple documentation and supports prototype builds. • High proficiency with hand tools, measurement instruments, and diagnostic equipment. • Identifies minor production issues and performs basic troubleshooting. • Must be a US Citizen or be authorized to work for any employer Diamond Antenna & Microwave is an Equal Opportunity-Affirmative Action Employer - Minority / Female / Disability / Veteran / Gender Identity / Sexual Orientation / Age