Mechanical Components Jobs

This seasonal General Maintenance I role within the Uinta-Wasatch-Logan District supports the care of campgrounds and recreation areas in Utah's scenic landscapes. The position involves performing diverse facility upkeep tasks including carpentry, plumbing, electrical repairs, landscaping, and trash management to ensure visitor safety and enjoyment. Employees maintain equipment and coordinate with supervisors to address facility needs while providing courteous service to the public. The role appeals to outdoor enthusiasts and those passionate about conservation, offering a chance to work in beautiful mountain and valley settings. The position requires availability during weekends and peak seasons, with flexible scheduling managed locally, and provides an opportunity to gain experience in a collaborative, nature-focused environment.

This full-time Field Service Engineer role supports Medtronic's mission to advance healthcare by providing technical service for Hugo systems at customer sites. The position involves installing, repairing, and maintaining medical equipment, troubleshooting complex malfunctions, and training healthcare professionals on device usage. Key responsibilities include analyzing product performance, coordinating engineering field changes, and maintaining strong relationships with clients. The role appeals to candidates seeking a purpose-driven career within an inclusive culture that values innovation and diverse perspectives. It offers opportunities for professional growth and the chance to make a meaningful impact on patient care. The position requires frequent travel, potentially up to 75%, and is based in specific U.S. locations including Seattle, Baltimore, and Phoenix.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This position offers multiple engineering opportunities within Lockheed Martin's Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group, focusing on the design and integration of advanced sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and integrating high-performance radar and electronic warfare solutions while collaborating with a global team of 35,000 experts. The role appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of national security through cutting-edge innovation in a culture that champions integrity and corporate responsibility. Candidates benefit from flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support a healthy work-life balance. The position requires a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline, five years of experience, and eligibility for a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions across various specialized tracks like firmware, software, and systems engineering. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. It offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity while supporting a healthy work-life balance. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor's degree and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense systems. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include designing, modeling, building, testing, and integrating complex radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess at least five years of relevant experience, with eligibility for a government security clearance required.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars, laser weapon systems, and counter-UAS solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess at least five years of relevant experience, with eligibility for a government security clearance required.

This opportunity encompasses multiple engineering roles within Lockheed Martin's Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group, focusing on the design and integration of advanced defense technologies. Engineers will apply expertise in RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical sensing systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and integrating high-performance radar and electronic warfare solutions while collaborating with a global team of 35,000 professionals. The position appeals to candidates seeking to shape the future of national security through cutting-edge innovation in a culture that values integrity and diverse career paths. The role offers flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits, requiring a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline, five years of experience, and the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess at least five years of relevant experience.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for advanced radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to 21st-century security within a global team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for radar and electronic warfare solutions across various specialized engineering tracks. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative culture that champions innovation and integrity. The company offers flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits to support a healthy work-life balance, while providing diverse career paths within a global team of experts.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions across various specialized tracks like firmware, software, and mechanical engineering. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. It offers a culture that champions innovation and integrity, supported by flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits designed to foster a healthy work-life balance. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor's degree and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of over 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess at least five years of relevant experience to qualify for this enterprise-wide opportunity.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers will apply expertise in RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and deploying advanced radar and electronic warfare solutions that support global security. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work on cutting-edge defense projects within a collaborative culture that values innovation and integrity. The position offers flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits, supporting a balanced life while contributing to next-generation security systems. Candidates must hold a relevant bachelor's degree and possess at least five years of engineering experience with the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

The Diluent Optimization Lead role is based at ExxonMobil's Houston campus and supports the Upstream and Product Solutions businesses. The position focuses on surveillance, reporting, and stewardship of injected and reproduced diluent while managing databases to drive business insights. Key responsibilities include analyzing fluid composition using pad versus plant methodologies, evaluating heavy oil reservoir processes, and presenting results to management. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to sustainable energy innovations and a net-zero future within a collaborative, state-of-the-art facility designed to foster creativity. The position offers opportunities for professional growth, access to industry consortia, and a comprehensive benefits package supporting long-term career development.

The Fleet Maintenance Fueler Washer role at Penske involves ensuring vehicles are fueled, cleaned, and safe for the road at a Columbus, Ohio facility. Key responsibilities include greeting customers, performing vehicle readiness inspections for tires and fluids, maintaining facility cleanliness, and assisting with minor repairs like tire rotation. This position is appealing for individuals seeking to launch a career in vehicle maintenance without prior experience, as it provides comprehensive training and coaching to advance toward technician roles. The job offers opportunities for skill growth, shift differentials, and a supportive environment focused on customer service and safety within a stable global transportation company.

This travel nursing role within the Respiratory Unit focuses on delivering advanced respiratory care to diverse patient populations in acute and sub-acute settings. Key responsibilities include managing oxygen therapy, ventilators, and non-invasive support, performing respiratory assessments, interpreting arterial blood gases, and educating patients on disease management. The position offers flexible scheduling and the opportunity to explore new facilities and cities, appealing to nurses who value autonomy, variety, and a transparent culture. The role supports career growth by allowing professionals to tailor assignments to their lifestyle while contributing to high-quality patient care across different locations.

This entry-level Fleet Maintenance Fueler Washer role at Penske involves ensuring vehicles are fueled, cleaned, and inspected for safety before returning to service. Key responsibilities include greeting customers, performing basic vehicle readiness checks on tires and fluids, maintaining facility cleanliness, and learning minor repair tasks like tire rotation under hands-on coaching. The position is appealing for its comprehensive training program that allows individuals with no prior experience to develop mechanical skills and advance to technician roles. The job offers career stability within a global transportation leader, with opportunities for shift differentials and skill growth. The role is based on-site in Obetz, Ohio, and requires physical activity in various weather conditions.

This full-time EA Technical Integration Engineer role supports critical human spaceflight programs including the International Space Station, Orion, and Commercial Crew at a leading engineering firm. The position involves coordinating cross-discipline engineering inputs, reviewing safety analyses for flight hardware, and ensuring compliance with NASA safety standards across multiple mission phases. Key responsibilities include identifying system hazards, evaluating design changes for risk posture, and presenting complex technical topics to program leadership. The role offers the appeal of contributing to deep space exploration missions within a collaborative team environment. Employees benefit from a 9/80 work schedule providing every other Friday off, onsite dining options, and significant opportunities for professional growth. The position is based onsite at the Johnson Space Center.

The EA Technical Integration Engineer role supports critical human spaceflight programs including the International Space Station, Orion, and Commercial Crew at Aerodyne Industries. The position involves coordinating cross-discipline engineering inputs, reviewing safety analyses, and ensuring system integration meets NASA safety standards across development and flight operations. Key responsibilities include evaluating design changes for risk, producing technical briefings, and bridging communication between government engineers, contractors, and safety organizations. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to deep space exploration within a dynamic team culture. The role offers significant career growth, a 9/80 work schedule with every other Friday off, and onsite amenities. The position is based onsite at Johnson Space Center and requires U.S. citizenship or permanent residency.

This full-time Echocardiograph Technologist role is based on-site at Providence St Vincent Medical Center in Portland, Oregon, within the Cardio Services department. The position involves performing cardiac ultrasound examinations using complex equipment to identify disease and assisting physicians with invasive procedures such as transesophageal echocardiography and echo-guided biopsies. The role requires maintaining compliance with American Society of Echocardiography standards while adapting procedures to meet specific patient needs. This opportunity is appealing for its collaborative, patient-focused culture that values whole-person care and professional growth within a large, not-for-profit healthcare network. The position offers a supportive environment where employees are empowered to contribute to the mission of serving vulnerable communities.

This full-time staff Carpenter role within the Facilities Management department supports the School of Public Health through a mix of maintenance, repair, and new construction projects. Key responsibilities include performing rough carpentry tasks like building scaffolding and partitions, executing finishing work such as installing trim and cabinetry, and measuring, cutting, and assembling materials with precision. The position requires adherence to safety protocols and maintaining a clean work area. The role offers a stable career path with opportunities for professional growth within a collaborative campus environment. While the schedule is primarily Monday through Friday, the position may require occasional 24-hour call availability. Candidates should possess at least three years of relevant experience and the ability to read blueprints and operate various carpentry tools.