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Entry Level Assembler - Career Change for Braiders, Nail Techs & More

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Do you have strong hand skills from braiding, nail work, sewing, or other detailed crafts? Your precision, patience, and attention to detail can launch you into a stable new career in the aerospace industry. At Aircraft Electric Motors, we’ll train you step-by-step to become a Rewind Technician / Assembler — no aerospace experience required.

What You’ll Do

  • Use fine motor skills to rewind, repair, and assemble electrical components for aircraft.

  • Work with copper coils, wires, and precision tools (similar to braiding or stitching).

  • Learn rewind, repair, and assembly processes in a clean, safe shop environment.

  • Follow detailed technical instructions and quality standards.

  • Train under experienced aerospace technicians and grow into a highly valued trade.

What We Offer

  • Steady, full-time hours — no late nights, no cancellations, no chasing clients.

  • Competitive hourly pay with increases as your skills grow.

  • Health, dental, and vision insurance.

  • Paid Time Off (PTO) and paid holidays.

  • Ongoing training and certifications — we’ll teach you everything you need.

  • Long-term career growth in an expanding aerospace repair and manufacturing facility.

Who We’re Looking For

  • People with strong hand coordination and detail focus (experience in braiding, nail tech work, sewing, jewelry-making, electrical assembly, or similar trades is a big plus).

  • Reliable, motivated, and eager to learn a new career.

  • Comfortable working in a team environment with clear processes.

  • High school diploma or equivalent preferred, but not required.

Company Description
Aircraft Electric Motors has been in business for 50+ years serving the aerospace industry. We are looking for entry level individuals who are willing to learn aviation subcomponent repair and manufacturing skills. We are also hiring individuals with previous experience. Our factory, located in Miami Lakes, just off of the Palmetto Expressway, is a new clean, well lighted, and air conditioned work environment. We are an FAA certified repair facility.
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