Engineering Technician- Mechanical

Job description

Engineering Technician- Mechanical is a full-time role with Tempo in San Diego, California, United States. The position supports the employer’s work in its stated function and is focused on delivering the outcomes described in the official vacancy. Its day-to-day scope includes Interpret 3D CAD models, 2D drawings, and spec charts to plan and execute part manufacturing; measure, mark, and cut raw Perform TIG/MIG welding on structural assemblies and operate machine shop equipment (mills, lathes, drill presses, band saws) to create or Assist in assembling complex mechanical and electromechanical systems as required Prepare finished components for dimensional accuracy, weld integrity, and defects for inspection The role also calls for Interpret 3D CAD models, 2D drawings, and spec charts to plan and execute part manufacturing; measure, mark, and Perform TIG/MIG welding on structural assemblies and operate machine shop equipment (mills, lathes, drill presses, band saws) to Assist in assembling complex mechanical and electromechanical systems as required and involves coordination with the teams and stakeholders identified in the source posting. The position’s regional context, employment arrangement, and application route remain those recorded in the verified vacancy. This summary preserves the role’s practical purpose and focus while leaving the detailed duties and qualifications in their structured fields.

Requirements

• Interpret 3D CAD models, 2D drawings, and spec charts to plan and execute part manufacturing; measure, mark, and cut raw materials accordingly
• Perform TIG/MIG welding on structural assemblies and operate machine shop equipment (mills, lathes, drill presses, band saws) to create or modify parts
• Assist in assembling complex mechanical and electromechanical systems as required
• Prepare finished components for dimensional accuracy, weld integrity, and defects for inspection
• Modify and repair parts, prototypes, and test rigs to support agile R&D needs using welding, grinding, cutting, and machining techniques
• Work with high-temperature and specialty materials (refractory metals, ceramics, alloys) to meet durability and performance requirements for thermochemical applications
• Partner with engineers to interpret technical drawings, troubleshoot fabrication challenges, and recommend design improvements for manufacturability
• Inspect fabricated and welded components for structural integrity, finish, and dimensional accuracy to ensure parts meet required tolerances