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Key details
Function
Other
Workplace
On-site
Location
US
Job Description
Hermeus is a venture-backed defense aviation company reclaiming the lost art of rapid iterative prototyping to build the fastest aircraft in the world today. By prioritizing relentless hardware iteration, we deliver high-speed systems at the pace of the modern battlefield. We work with the Department of War to provide the high-speed capabilities our nation and its allies need to maintain a durable, asymmetric advantage.
We are seeking a Sheet Metal Shop Technician to support precision fabrication of complex, tight-tolerance flight hardware. In this role, you will set up, operate, and maintain advanced sheet metal cutting and forming equipment to produce components that meet rigorous aerospace-quality standards.
This is a hands-on, high-impact position where craftsmanship, attention to detail, and process discipline are essential. As a senior member of the fabrication team, you’ll take ownership of your equipment, mentor junior operators, and collaborate closely with manufacturing and engineering to continuously improve fabrication methods and product quality.
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Posting ID
hermeus:7fb22acd-1e1c-4f58-a3a8-58844f6a621cTitle
Sheet Metal Shop Technician
Function
Other
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Workplace mode
in_person
Posted at
2025-11-04 15:52:27Z
Compensation
undisclosed
Provenance
First seen (our tracker)
2026-07-20 21:46:45Z
Last seen
2026-07-26 06:00:49Z
Last updated
2026-07-26 06:00:49Z
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still open
Days open
Open for 263 days (and counting)
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