- Robot type
- Drone
- Location
- SeattleWashingtonUSA
- Job type
- Manufacturing
- Posted
- Aug 10, 2026
- Salary
- $28–$43 an hour
Full-time
Production Technician, 2nd Shift
Job description
As a Production Technician, you will play a hands-on role in bringing our products to life. With foundational skills already in place, you will perform detailed work, such as precision soldering, troubleshooting and collaborating with other teams to improve processes. This role begins on second shift (~3:00 PM–11:30 PM), with an anticipated transition to day shift within 4–6 months; shift assignment is subject to change based on business needs.
At BRINC, we are building the technology that will define the future of emergency response. As a vertically integrated U.S. drone technology company, BRINC designs and manufactures unmanned aircraft systems, autonomous drone stations,…
Job responsibilities
- Product Assembly: Fabricate and assemble components using schematics, diagrams and written instructions.
- Read and/or create assembly work instructions, repair manuals and liaise with other departments to assemble products.
- Perform micro-soldering, rework and reflow tasks.
- Build prototype models based on technical guidelines.
- Manage and install cables, wiring, splicing as needed.
- Testing, Troubleshooting & Quality Assurance: Inspect, analyze and troubleshoot systems and equipment.
- Run tests and interpret results to make effective recommendations.
- Diagnose and repair electronic and mechanical issues in prototypes or production models.
Job requirements
- Associate degree in avionics, electronics, or a similar field; or equivalent relevant experience.
- Ability to use hand and power tools.
- Ability to use diagnostic tools.
- Ability to understand and utilize work instructions and technical manuals.
- Strong analytical skills and ability to work independently.
- Ability to lift up to 49lbs.
- Ability to sit, stand or be on your feet for extended periods of time.
- Ability to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical repairs.
