Electromechanical Technician I - Weekend Night Shift

Location: Midland, Texas, United StatesShift: Weekend Night Shift AST SpaceMobile is developing a global cellular broadband network in space, designed to connect standard mobile devices directly. The company holds a broad portfolio of intellectual property and patents, serving both commercial and government clients. The mission centers on closing connectivity gaps for billions of mobile users and expanding broadband access worldwide. Role overview The Electromechanical Technician I works on the assembly, integration, and testing of satellite mechanism subsystems. These systems include deployment mechanisms, actuators, hinges, latches, and other precision moving parts. The position demands careful attention to detail, strict adherence to aerospace standards, and hands-on skill in both mechanical and electrical integration. All work is performed in a cleanroom environment. What you will do Assemble and integrate satellite mechanism subsystems such as hinges, release mechanisms, actuators, and deployment systems with precision. Read and interpret engineering drawings, 3D models, wiring schematics, and assembly instructions. Install and route electrical harnesses, connectors, and sensors, maintaining tight tolerances in confined spaces. Carry out functional, environmental, and acceptance testing, including deployment tests, torque checks, and limit switch validation. Support mechanism tests such as vibration, thermal vacuum (TVAC), and lifecycle assessments. Troubleshoot and resolve anomalies during integration and testing, including rework and corrective actions as needed. Follow contamination control and electrostatic discharge (ESD) protocols when handling flight hardware. Document build and test data, record non-conformances, and log work performed in manufacturing systems. Collaborate with engineering, quality, and testing teams to resolve issues and improve processes. Maintain tooling, fixtures, and test setups used for mechanism integration and validation.

AST SpaceMobile is developing a space-based cellular broadband network designed to connect standard mobile devices directly through satellites. The company aims to bridge connectivity gaps for billions of people, serving both commercial and government sectors. Their work is supported by a significant patent portfolio. Role overview The Electromechanical Technician I (Night Shift) plays a key part in assembling, integrating, and testing satellite mechanism subsystems. This position involves hands-on work with deployment systems, actuators, hinges, latches, and other precision components. Tasks require careful attention to detail and strict adherence to aerospace standards. Experience with both mechanical and electrical integration in a cleanroom setting is essential. Shift and location Night shift: Monday through Thursday, 6pm to 4am Onsite in Midland, Texas, United States

At AST SpaceMobile, we are pioneering the development of the first global cellular broadband network in space, enabling connectivity directly with standard mobile devices. Our mission is to bridge the digital divide for billions of mobile subscribers worldwide, leveraging our extensive intellectual property and patent portfolio for both commercial and government uses.Position OverviewWe are looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic Technician I to join our production team, responsible for assembling components for satellite systems in a climate-controlled manufacturing environment.This role offers a starting wage of $25 per hour, with shifts scheduled from Friday to Sunday, 6pm to 6am.Depending on operational requirements, there may be additional opportunities for shifts:• Shift 1 - Days: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (4x10s)• Shift 2 - Nights: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 p.m.–4:30 a.m. (4x10s)• Shift 3 - Weekends: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. (3x12s)Key ResponsibilitiesCollaborate with team members to assemble satellite components.Organize and position materials on tables, racks, or bins.Manually assemble satellite sub-assembly parts.Utilize various hand tools and testing equipment.Clean assembled components and package them securely.Seal and transport boxes as needed.Handle and sort small parts efficiently.Employ small tools and jigs for assembly tasks.Complete other duties as assigned by management.Ensure accuracy and thoroughness in all work; seek ways to enhance quality.Meet productivity standards and complete tasks in a timely manner.Adhere to instructions and take responsibility for personal actions.QualificationsProficient in English.High school diploma or GED.

At AST SpaceMobile, we are pioneering the world’s first and only global cellular broadband network in space, designed to work seamlessly with standard, unmodified mobile devices. Our innovative technology, supported by a robust intellectual property portfolio, aims to bridge the connectivity gaps for the five billion mobile subscribers today and connect the billions still without access.Position OverviewWe are looking for a dedicated and enthusiastic Team Player to join our production team at our climate-controlled manufacturing facility, where you will play a key role in assembling satellite systems.The starting wage for this position is $24 per hour, with working hours from Friday to Sunday, 6am to 6pm.Depending on operational requirements, there may be additional opportunities for shifts during:• Shift 1 - Days: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. (4x10s).• Shift 2 - Nights: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 p.m.–4:30 a.m. (4x10s).• Shift 4 - Weekend Nights: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 p.m.–6:00 a.m. (3x12s).

AST SpaceMobile is developing a space-based cellular broadband network designed to connect standard mobile devices directly to satellites. The company’s mission is to address connectivity gaps for billions of people around the world. Role overview The Electromechanical Technician I (Weekend Shift: Friday–Sunday, 6am–6pm) supports the assembly, integration, and testing of satellite mechanism subsystems at the Midland, Texas site. Work centers on deployment systems, actuators, hinges, latches, and other precision moving components essential to satellite operation. Key responsibilities Assist with mechanical and electrical integration of satellite subsystems Assemble and test deployment systems and related hardware Work with actuators, hinges, latches, and other precision mechanisms Requirements Strong attention to detail Hands-on experience with mechanical and electrical systems Ability to work in a cleanroom environment and follow aerospace standards Available to work Friday through Sunday, 6am to 6pm

AST SpaceMobile is seeking an EP Technician I to support production, assembly, and panel work on the weekend shift in Midland, Texas. This position follows a Friday through Sunday schedule, with hours from 6 PM to 6 AM. Role overview This role centers on hands-on tasks in production and assembly, focusing on panels. The weekend shift structure allows for concentrated work periods over three consecutive nights. The technician will contribute to the assembly process and ensure production standards are met during these hours. Schedule details Shift: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Hours: 6 PM to 6 AM Location: Midland, Texas About AST SpaceMobile AST SpaceMobile builds technology designed to expand global connectivity. The team works on projects intended to improve how people connect worldwide.

AST SpaceMobile is hiring an Environmental Test Technician I for weekend shifts in Midland, Texas. This role supports the quality and reliability of satellite technology by performing environmental tests on products in various conditions. Role overview The Environmental Test Technician I conducts hands-on testing to validate products and ensure they meet required standards. Attention to detail and technical ability are important in this position, as test results help maintain high product quality. Schedule Weekend shifts: Friday to Sunday Two shift options: 6 AM to 6 PM or 6 PM to 6 AM What you will do Carry out environmental tests on satellite-related products Document and report results for review Support the team’s mission to deliver reliable satellite solutions

AST SpaceMobile is developing the first global cellular broadband network in space, aiming to connect standard mobile devices anywhere on the planet. The company’s mission addresses both commercial and government needs, working to bridge connectivity gaps for billions of people. This Mechanisms Technician position is based at the satellite production facility in Midland, Texas. Applications are accepted from El Paso, and full relocation assistance is available for those moving to Midland. Role overview The Mechanisms Technician (Weekend Shift) assembles, integrates, and tests satellite deployment systems and mechanical subsystems. The work centers on building and validating precision mechanisms for large phased-array satellites. This includes hands-on involvement with hinges, release mechanisms, actuators, and deployment systems that are critical for reliable satellite operation. What you will do Assemble and integrate mechanical subsystems for satellite deployment Test and validate precision mechanisms, including hinges, actuators, and release systems Support the build and verification of large, complex satellite structures Contribute to ensuring reliable deployment of satellite components in orbit Requirements Experience in manufacturing, automotive, or mechanical assembly Hands-on background with mechanical or assembly work Interest in developing skills to support satellite hardware production Relocation Full relocation support is provided for candidates moving to Midland, Texas.

AST SpaceMobile is hiring an Environmental Test Technician I for the night shift in Midland, Texas. The schedule runs Monday through Thursday, 6 PM to 4 AM. Role overview This position centers on performing environmental tests to verify that space technology meets strict quality and performance standards. The work directly supports the development of satellite systems designed to improve global connectivity. Key responsibilities Carry out a range of environmental tests on space technology components and systems Follow established procedures to ensure accurate and reliable results Support efforts to maintain compliance with technical and safety requirements Schedule Night shift: Monday to Thursday, 6 PM to 4 AM On-site in Midland, Texas

AST SpaceMobile is pioneering the world's first and only global cellular broadband network in space, enabling direct communication with standard mobile devices. Our innovative technology, backed by a robust IP and patent portfolio, supports both commercial and governmental applications. Our dedicated team of engineers and space scientists is committed to bridging connectivity gaps for the five billion mobile subscribers around the globe, ensuring broadband access for those who are currently unconnected.Position OverviewWe are on the lookout for a dedicated Micron Solar Panel Production Technician to become an integral part of our dynamic manufacturing team. In this role, you will be responsible for the production and meticulous assembly of solar panels utilizing advanced micro-welding and busbar techniques. The ideal candidate should possess a keen eye for detail, excel in fine assembly tasks, and embrace a collaborative and adaptable mindset in a fast-paced production environment.

AST SpaceMobile is hiring a Structure Tower Technician for the night shift in Midland, Texas. This position runs Monday through Thursday, 6 PM to 4 AM. Role overview This role centers on assembling, maintaining, and inspecting tower structures that support satellite technology. The work directly impacts the reliability and performance of systems designed to advance global connectivity. Schedule Night shift: Monday to Thursday Hours: 6 PM to 4 AM Key responsibilities Assemble tower structures according to specifications Perform routine maintenance on towers Inspect structures to ensure safety and functionality

At AST SpaceMobile, we are pioneering the world's first and only global cellular broadband network in space, aimed at connecting standard, unmodified mobile devices. Our extensive IP and patent portfolio supports our mission, which caters to both commercial and government applications. Our dedicated team of engineers and space scientists is committed to bridging the connectivity gaps experienced by today’s five billion mobile subscribers and providing broadband access to the billions who remain unconnected.Position OverviewWe are looking for a proactive and dedicated Team Player to join our production team, responsible for assembling parts for satellite systems within a climate-controlled manufacturing environment.Hourly wage for this position starts at $23, with scheduled shifts from Monday through Thursday, 6:00 PM to 4:00 AM.This role may also have additional shift opportunities:• Shift 1 - Days: Monday–Thursday, 7:30 AM–5:30 PM (4x10s).• Shift 3 - Weekends: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 AM–6:00 PM (3x12s).• Shift 4 - Weekends/Nights: Friday–Sunday, 6:00 PM–6:00 AM (3x12s).

AST SpaceMobile is developing a global cellular broadband network in space, connecting users directly through standard mobile devices. The company's patented technology seeks to bridge connectivity gaps for billions of people and supports both commercial and government applications. This Mechanisms Technician position is based in Midland, Texas. Full relocation assistance is provided for candidates applying from other locations, including El Paso. Role overview The Mechanisms Technician works the night shift, Monday through Thursday, as part of the satellite production team at AST SpaceMobile’s advanced facility. This role focuses on assembling, integrating, and testing deployment systems and mechanical subsystems for satellites. Key tasks involve building and validating precision mechanisms, such as hinges, release mechanisms, actuators, and deployment systems, that ensure reliable deployment of satellite components in orbit. What you will do Assemble and integrate mechanical subsystems for large phased-array satellite structures Test and validate satellite deployment systems to confirm performance and reliability Work with precision components, including actuators, hinges, and release mechanisms Support manufacturing processes for advanced satellite hardware Who thrives here This role suits candidates with backgrounds in manufacturing, automotive, or mechanical assembly who are interested in expanding their skills in a high-tech space setting. The team values hands-on problem solvers with a focus on quality and precision.

AST SpaceMobile develops a global cellular broadband network from space, aiming to connect standard mobile devices anywhere. The company supports commercial and government sectors with patented technology, and its teams focus on bridging connectivity gaps for billions of users. Role overview The Electromechanical Technician I works dayshift hours (Monday through Thursday, 7:30am to 5:30pm) at the Midland, Texas facility. This position supports the assembly, integration, and testing of satellite mechanism subsystems. Daily work involves hands-on tasks with deployment systems, actuators, hinges, latches, and other precision-moving parts. Main responsibilities Assemble and integrate mechanical and electrical components for satellite subsystems Test deployment systems and related hardware Follow strict aerospace standards and procedures Work in a cleanroom environment with careful attention to detail Requirements Experience with both mechanical and electrical integration Strong attention to detail Ability to follow precise standards and documentation Comfort working in cleanroom conditions Motivation to contribute to a team focused on space technology

AST SpaceMobile is developing the first global cellular broadband network in space, designed to connect with standard mobile devices. The company serves both commercial and government clients and holds a significant portfolio of intellectual property and patents. The mission centers on closing connectivity gaps for billions of mobile users and expanding broadband access to those who remain unconnected. This Mechanisms Technician position is based in Midland, Texas. Full relocation assistance is available for those moving to the area. Role overview The Mechanisms Technician (Weekend Night Shift) focuses on assembling, integrating, and testing satellite deployment systems and mechanical subsystems. Typical tasks include building and validating precision mechanisms for large phased-array satellite structures. This covers components such as hinges, actuators, release mechanisms, and deployment systems. The technician’s work directly supports the reliable deployment of satellite components once in orbit. Who succeeds in this role Experience in manufacturing, automotive, or mechanical assembly provides a strong foundation for this work. The position involves hands-on assembly of satellite hardware and supports one of the country’s leading space manufacturing efforts. Key details Location: Midland, TX (relocation assistance provided) Shift: Weekend night shift Facility: Modern satellite production site What you will do Assemble and integrate satellite deployment systems and mechanical subsystems Test and validate precision mechanisms for satellite structures Support the construction of hardware critical for satellite deployment in orbit

AST SpaceMobile is developing a global cellular broadband network in space, aiming to connect standard mobile devices anywhere on Earth. The company’s technology supports both commercial and government users and is backed by a significant portfolio of intellectual property. The team brings together engineers and space scientists who are dedicated to expanding connectivity worldwide. Role overview The Mechanical Technician - Night Shift (Mon-Thurs) position is based at AST SpaceMobile’s satellite production facility in Midland, TX. This role centers on assembling advanced satellite hardware and directly supports large-scale space manufacturing projects. Experience in manufacturing, automotive, or mechanical assembly is especially relevant for this position. Key details Location: Midland, Texas, United States Shift: Night shift, Monday through Thursday Relocation support: Provided

AST SpaceMobile is pioneering the world's first and only global cellular broadband network in space, designed to seamlessly connect standard, unmodified mobile devices using our extensive intellectual property and patent portfolio. Our innovative solutions cater to both commercial and governmental applications. Our dedicated engineers and space scientists are on a mission to bridge the connectivity gaps experienced by today’s five billion mobile subscribers and to extend broadband access to billions more who currently lack it.The Structures Mechanic is vital in the fabrication, assembly, and integration of spacecraft structural components utilized in our large-scale Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites.This role involves the assembly, installation, and modification of structural hardware, which includes aluminum, titanium, and composite components that constitute both primary and secondary structures of spacecraft systems. The ideal candidate will possess meticulous attention to detail, proficiency in interpreting engineering drawings, and substantial experience in precision assembly within aerospace, aviation, or similarly rigorous manufacturing environments.This position operates on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 6 am to 6 pm.

At AST SpaceMobile, we are pioneering the first and only global cellular broadband network in space. Our technology enables direct operation with standard, unmodified mobile devices, leveraging our extensive intellectual property and patent portfolio tailored for both commercial and government applications. Our dedicated team of engineers and space scientists is committed to bridging the connectivity gaps faced by over five billion mobile subscribers and bringing broadband access to the billions who remain unconnected.Position OverviewThe Weekend Test Engineer plays a pivotal role in developing and executing comprehensive test strategies aimed at validating the performance, reliability, and quality of spacecraft subsystems and supporting hardware.This position collaborates closely with product design teams and subsystem engineers to define testing parameters, develop detailed test plans, and implement robust quality assurance procedures. The Test Engineer will design and execute test campaigns, analyze results, and generate detailed reports to confirm that systems meet engineering specifications and industry standards prior to integration and deployment.This role operates on a weekend day shift, working Friday through Sunday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (3x12 schedule).

AST SpaceMobile is pioneering the world's first and only global cellular broadband network in space, designed to directly connect with standard, unmodified mobile devices. Our extensive portfolio of intellectual property and patents supports both commercial and government applications. Our dedicated team of engineers and space scientists is committed to closing the connectivity gap for the five billion mobile subscribers worldwide, while also extending broadband access to billions who are currently unconnected.Position OverviewThe Test Engineer is tasked with the development and execution of test strategies aimed at validating the performance, reliability, and quality of spacecraft subsystems and associated hardware.This role requires close collaboration with product design teams and subsystem engineers to establish test parameters, formulate test plans, and enforce quality assurance processes. The Test Engineer will design and implement test campaigns, analyze results, and generate comprehensive reports to ensure compliance with engineering requirements and industry standards before integration and deployment.This position operates on Shift 2, a night shift from Monday to Thursday, 6:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. (4x10 schedule).

AST SpaceMobile is pioneering the first and only global cellular broadband network in space, designed to interface seamlessly with standard, unmodified mobile devices. Our innovative technology, backed by an extensive portfolio of intellectual property and patents, serves both commercial and government sectors. Our dedicated team of engineers and space scientists is committed to bridging the connectivity gaps experienced by over five billion mobile subscribers and extending broadband access to billions more who remain unconnected.Position OverviewThe EP Technician I for Production, Assembly, and QV Solar Panels plays a crucial role in the satellite system manufacturing process. This position demands meticulous attention to detail, adherence to standardized work instructions, and a steadfast commitment to safety, quality, and productivity. Responsibilities include assembling components, managing materials, and ensuring that products meet rigorous quality and performance standards.