Mechanical Production Assembler at D-Wave (British Columbia)

Mechanical Production Assembler at D-Wave (British Columbia)

14 Oct
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D-Wave
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British Columbia

14 Oct

D-Wave

British Columbia

Join D-Wave Quantum as a Mechanical Production Assembler III and play a vital role in developing cutting-edge quantum computing systems. This hands-on position emphasizes assembling complex electromechanical designs and requires collaboration with engineering teams.

As a Mechanical Production Assembler III, you will construct various mechanical assemblies, including gas handling systems and vacuum-related hardware. Experience hands-on work with mechanical and electromechanical systems while ensuring high-quality standards in a fast-paced setting. Strong attention to detail and reliability is essential.

Key Responsibilities:
• Interpret engineering drawings and assembly instructions
• Assemble mechanical components such as tubing systems and manifolds




• Use hand and power tools safely and effectively
• Perform testing and documentation of assembly
• Communicate technical issues and improvements proactively

Requirements:
• Technical diploma or equivalent experience
• 4+ years of mechanical assembly experience
• Proficient with hand tools and measuring equipment
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Able to lift up to 50 pounds

Emphasize your skills in assembly, problem-solving, and collaboration to support D-Wave’s mission in quantum technology.
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📌 Mechanical Production Assembler at D-Wave (British Columbia)
🏢 D-Wave
📍 British Columbia

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