Precision fabrication within a production build - where fitment, integration, and finish are decided at the bench.

If you’ve worked in automotive, aerospace, or marine fabrication, you’re used to parts that don’t just need to be welded - they need to fit, align, and come together cleanly within a larger system.

This role sits inside a structured production environment, but the fabrication still requires judgment. The builds are repeatable, but the work at the bench is not purely execution - fitment, alignment, and finish still depend on how you approach the part in front of you.

You’ll be fabricating and modifying components that become part of a finished vehicle. The work starts from drawings, but when something doesn’t line up the way it should, you’re the one who works through it and gets it right before it moves forward.

What You’ll Be Doing

Fabricate and modify automotive components based on drawings and real-world fitment
Perform MIG and TIG welding across a range of materials and applications
Cut, shape, and form metal using fabrication tools and equipment
Assemble fabricated automotive parts with close attention to alignment, fit, and finish
Work through fitment and integration challenges during builds, making precise adjustments where needed
Inspect your own work and hold quality at the bench before it moves downstream
Collaborate with production, engineering, and design to ensure parts come together correctly
Maintain a clean, organized work area so builds move efficiently across the team

What Tends to Work Well in This Role

You’ve worked in automotive, aerospace, or marine fabrication environments
You’re used to parts that need to fit, align, and integrate, not just be welded
You’re comfortable working from drawings and adjusting when reality doesn’t match perfectly
You take pride in how a part looks and fits - not just whether it holds
You solve problems at the bench instead of passing them downstream
You’re steady, reliable, and consistent in your work

What Makes This a Strong Opportunity

You’ll work on components that directly affect the final build and finish of the vehicle
The environment supports precision and craftsmanship within a repeatable production system
You’ll build experience that translates within high-standard fabrication work
You’ll be surrounded by people who care about how the work gets done
There’s room to grow into a stronger, more capable fabricator over time

Details

Full-time
Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM; Friday, 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Pay: $20–$34/hour depending on experience
Full benefits, including Paid Vacation, Sick Leave and Company-Paid Holidays

Bottom Line

If your background is in fabrication where fit, alignment, and finish matter, this is the kind of work that will actually use it.

The company is an Equal Opportunity Employer, drug free workplace, and complies with ADA regulations as applicable.

Pay: $20.00 - $34.00 per hour

Benefits:

401(k)
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off
Parental leave
Referral program
Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

Kindred Motorworks

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