Headset Assembler 2nd Shift (3PM-11:30PM)

Unusual Machines is a U.S.-based drone and drone parts company focused on the small and First-Person View (FPV) segments of the drone market. Our brands - Rotor Riot, Fat Shark, Rotor Lab and - coming soon - Upgrade Energy - are some of the most respected names in FPV and have helped shape the industry through e-commerce, product development, and a deep connection with the pilot community. We’re expanding into enterprise and defense - bringing our obsessive attention to performance, design, and U.S.-based manufacturing into high-stakes environments like search and rescue and military innovation. With several of our products already approved by the Defense Innovation Unit, we’re solving procurement issues for customers who demand speed, agility, and compliance. If you love working at the intersection of community, content, and cutting-edge technology, you’ll feel right at home here. You in This Role You’re hands-on, detail-oriented, and take pride in building things the right way. As a Headset Assembler, you’ll be a key part of our production team, assembling and fitting components to deliver headsets used in FPV and drone technology. You enjoy working with your hands, following precise instructions, and contributing to a fast-paced, collaborative environment. What You’ll Bring Attention to detail, reliability, and a commitment to quality. Ability to follow detailed work instructions, perform hands-on, repetitive assembly, and meet production expectations. Willingness to comply with ESD, safety, and quality standards. Manufacturing or electronics experience is a plus but not required. Required: High school diploma or GED Ability to perform detailed, repetitive tasks Strong hand-eye coordination Ability to follow written and visual instructions Basic math skills Reliable attendance and punctuality Ability to stand or sit for extended periods Preferred: Electronics or manufacturing assembly experience Experience with small components or soldering Familiarity with production environments Photonics course certificates/degree programs and or enrollment preferred. What You’ll Gain Hands-on experience in a growing U.S.-based manufacturing environment The opportunity to work on products used in real-world drone operations—not consumer toys Stable, consistent work with clear expectations and measurable goals Skill development in precision assembly, quality control, and electronics handling Exposure to manufacturing processes that support enterprise and defense-adjacent customers A team culture that values accountability, craftsmanship, and doing things right the first time The foundation to grow within production, quality, or technical roles as the company scales Work Environment & Physical Requirements This role is performed in a manufacturing and electronics assembly environment where electrostatic discharge (ESD) controls are required. Employees will work with sensitive electronic…