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Assembly & integration technician jobs in the space industry
Mechanical, production and integration technicians assembling engines, stages and spacecraft. 198 open today.
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Training near Seattle for assembly and integration technicians
Schools near Seattle with programs that match these jobs. Checked on each school's own site Oct 18, 2026. Not sponsored: no school pays to be listed. Confirm cost, schedule and admission with the school.
- Aerospace certificates (Manufacturing Assembly Mechanic, Electrical Assembly, Quality Assurance, Tooling, Composites)
12-week certificates offered at the Washington Aerospace Training and Research Center at Paine Field, Everett.
Training near Space Coast for assembly and integration technicians
Schools near Space Coast with programs that match these jobs. Checked on each school's own site Oct 18, 2026. Not sponsored: no school pays to be listed. Confirm cost, schedule and admission with the school.
- Aerospace Technology, A.S.
61 credit hours at the Cocoa campus. Prepares students for the SpaceTEC Certified Aerospace Technician certificate. - Aerospace Technician, College Credit Certificate
43 credit hours. - Structural Assembly Technician, College Credit Certificate
17 credit hours.
Training near Houston for assembly and integration technicians
Schools near Houston with programs that match these jobs. Checked on each school's own site Oct 18, 2026. Not sponsored: no school pays to be listed. Confirm cost, schedule and admission with the school.
- Aerospace Technician Training (Continuing Education)
Short continuing education courses at the EDGE Center near Ellington Airport, including Composite Manufacturing Technician (102 contact hours), Aerospace Structures Technician and Basic Electrical and Electronics, each under 3 months.
Assembly & integration technician jobs: quick answers
How much do assembly and integration technicians make in the space industry?
Across 118 space-industry assembly and integration technicians postings that list pay, the middle half of posted ranges runs $26.00–$39.50 an hour, with a median of $32.38/hr (as of October 19, 2026). Posted ranges go from $18.75 to $76.16 an hour depending on level, shift and location. Many employers don't publish pay, so treat this as a guide.
Which space companies are hiring assembly and integration technicians?
As of October 19, 2026, the most openings are at SpaceX (55), Blue Origin (44), Rocket Lab (18), Relativity Space (12), The Exploration Company (6), ICEYE (5).
Where are space-industry assembly and integration technicians jobs located?
Most openings are around Los Angeles South Bay, CA (56), Seattle area, WA (34), Space Coast, FL (19), Bastrop & Austin, TX (12), Huntsville, AL (12). Each hub page lists where crews live and furnished places to stay.
Do you need a degree to work as a assembly & integration technician at a space company?
Generally no. Most ask for mechanical aptitude, torque and fastener practices, reading work instructions and drawings, and use of hand and power tools. 110 of today's postings explicitly mention a high-school diploma, GED, trade school or equivalent experience.
Figures come from live postings on SpaceJobs as of October 19, 2026. Pay is converted to hourly at 2,080 hours a year where employers post salaries.
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