Space manufacturing and technician jobs in Ohio

A role shows the salary range its employer posts, where it posts one. Too few space manufacturing and technician jobs in Ohio state a salary for a typical range yet; Technicians salaries across the US are measured from every state.

By open jobs on this board: Sierra Lobo (9) and Ursa Major (2). In all, 2 employers have space manufacturing and technician jobs open in Ohio.

1 of the open space manufacturing and technician jobs here says so in its own posting: Jr. Electrical Engineering Technician at Sierra Lobo (Jr. Electrical Engineering Technician).

5 of the open space manufacturing and technician jobs here say so in their own posting: Electronics Technician (NEAT/D-Site) at Sierra Lobo (An Associate of Applied Science Degree in Electronics Technology, or an equivalent vocational trades...); Instrumentation and Controls Technician at Sierra Lobo (Journey level certificate in Instrumentation and Controls; or Associate of Applied Science Degree in...); Journeyman Electrician - Wind Tunnel Drives at Sierra Lobo (Associate of Applied Science Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, or graduate from a Vocational...). Every such job in Ohio.

7 of the open space manufacturing and technician jobs here say so in their own posting: Electrical Engineering Technician at Sierra Lobo; Electronics Technician (NEAT/D-Site) at Sierra Lobo; Journeyman Electrician - Wind Tunnel Drives at Sierra Lobo. Every such job in Ohio.

Often no degree: a trade school, apprenticeship or military background, plus certifications such as welding or IPC. Each posting lists its own requirements.

Sandusky (5), Cleveland (2), Milan (2) and Youngstown (2). A job open in several towns counts in each.

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