Assembly & Materials Technician
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Job overview
Project Canary is hiring an Assembly & Materials Technician. Aeris Technologies, a Project Canary subsidiary, seeks a skilled Assembly & Materials Technician to join its production team, assembling gas analyzer systems and accurately handling, recording, and documenting materials used in building advanced laser‑based gas sensors for environmental and industrial applications.
Important skills include Mechanical Aptitude, Technical Acumen, Mechanical Assembly, Technical Documentation, Manufacturing Engineering, and Mechanical Skills.
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ABOUT US Aeris Technologies, Inc., a subsidiary of Project Canary, develops and commercializes advanced, laser-based gas analyzers for trace gas monitoring across environmental, industrial, laboratory, and field applications. Aeris instruments deliver high-precision, real-time measurements of greenhouse gases, atmospheric pollutants, and natural gas leak indicators, helping customers collect reliable data in fixed, mobile, handheld, and aerial configurations.
As part of Project Canary, Aeris supports a broader climate technology platform that helps energy companies improve and report on their emissions footprint. Project Canary combines high-fidelity sensors, data from multiple technologies and sources, and proprietary analytics to deliver actionable insights that help operators stop leaks faster, reduce risk, streamline reporting, and differentiate their operations for key stakeholders.
Aeris’s technology brings lab-grade gas sensing performance into the field, supporting applications in environmental monitoring, industrial safety, air quality, research, and emissions measurement.
About the Role We are seeking a skilled and detail-oriented Assembly & Materials Technician to join our production team. This role is responsible for assembling gas analyzer systems and accurately handling, recording, and documenting the materials used to build them. The ideal candidate brings strong mechanical skills, technical knowledge, process discipline, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
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