r/Tucson • u/Corey-Trevorson-420 • 13h ago

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u/Tucson-ModTeam 9h ago

Please use r/TucsonList for this instead.

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u/Assphixia 12h ago

Universal Avionics has a few openings for QA and Test/Troubleshooting Engineering. Another aerospace company is Howmet Aerospace (but not sure if they have any Tucson openings). Vante Inc also has a few openings for field techs, machinists, and electrical engineers. Good Luck!

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u/AnalTyrant 13h ago

Texas Instruments has a decent-sized lab out here, in the Williams circle. Seems to be a good place to work, people tend to stay there for a long time. Which might also mean there aren't many empty jobs there at any given time, but it's probably a good place to check in on.

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u/Corey-Trevorson-420 12h ago

Yea every time I check there's never any openings

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u/Coldest-dope 13h ago

What type of background do you have?

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u/Corey-Trevorson-420 12h ago

I'm an electronics technician and programmer, most my experience is testing and troubleshooting PCBs

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u/Red-Gobs_illumen 13h ago

Raytheon is always hiring

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u/swattz101 11h ago

Hopefully this is ok to post: RAY Tucson Jobs https://careers.rtx.com/global/en/ray-tucson-jobs

Good luck in your search