Motor Assembly Technician

Acara Solutions is hiring a Motor Assembly Technician for our client in Wilsonville, OR.

Motor Assembly Technician (Entry Level - Mechanical)

Schedule: M-F, 1st shift

• Start time: Flexible, can start any time between 5:30am-7:30am
• Hours: ~20 hours of overtime a month
  Pay: Starts at $22 and can increase based on experience
  Employment Type: Full-Time Temp to perm

Position Summary

Our client is looking for hands-on, mechanically inclined individuals to join the team as Entry-Level Motor Assembly Technicians. This is an ideal role for early-career automotive mechanics, hobby mechanics, or anyone who enjoys working with tools and building things. No electrical experience is required, just solid mechanical ability, reliability, and the willingness to learn.

You'll follow clear work instructions to assemble components for our clients' clean-technology propulsion systems.

What You'll Do

• Assemble mechanical components following standardized work instructions and build procedures
• Use torque wrenches, hand tools, and basic mechanical equipment
• Perform simple mechanical tasks such as bolting, fitting, aligning, and verifying part accuracy
• Read and follow production documentation and quality checks
• Keep your work area clean, organized, and compliant with safety guidelines
• Support higher-volume production during the last two weeks of each month (built-in overtime)

Who Thrives in This Role

This job is perfect for someone who:

• Enjoys working with their hands
• Knows how to change their own brakes, oil, or do basic mechanical repairs
• Likes building, fixing, and troubleshooting mechanical things
• Has experience as an entry-level automotive mechanic, lube tech, or shop assistant
• Can follow step-by-step instructions accurately
• Wants a long-term mechanical career with opportunities to grow

An early-career automotive mechanic can easily grow into this position with training.

• Mechanical aptitude (personal projects, automotive work, DIY mechanical tasks, or shop experience)
• Ability to follow written procedures and build instructions
• Basic knowledge of hand tools and torque wrenches
• Ability to stand for 8+ hours and lift up to 25 lbs
• Dependable attendance-especially during ramp weeks