Assembly Technician Jobs in Indiana
Assembly Technician jobs in Indiana concentrate in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and Columbus, where manufacturers like Cummins, Eli Lilly, and Subaru of Indiana Automotive maintain large production operations. Demand runs from entry-level production line roles to senior precision and electromechanical assembly positions, with the strongest hiring in automotive components, industrial equipment, and medical device manufacturing. Indiana's manufacturing base makes it one of the most active markets in the Midwest for assembly technicians at every level. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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This role requires individual to have a demonstrated mechanical aptitude and ability to work with hand tools, torque tools, and precision measuring instruments.
Position Title: Assembly Technician - - 2nd or 3rd Shift
Position Summary: Position is responsible for the assembly of components as specified by customer work orders, engineering process routers, blueprints and any applicable code or specification.
Reports to: Assembly Team Leader
Personnel: Not applicable.
Accountabilities: Assemblers are responsible for producing conforming components that meet all blueprint dimensions within the said tolerances; any moving parts must operate correctly. Cleanliness and preservation of internal components must be maintained along with the final appearance of the component. All SOP’s and WI’s must be followed and a safe, clean and organized work area must be maintained.
Authorities: Not Applicable
Duties:
- Read and interpret blueprints, sketches, drawings, routing instructions, manuals and specifications to determine dimensions and tolerances of finished component.
- Use torque wrenches and understands torque methods and sequencing.
- Use precision measuring instruments.
- Operate hand tools and other shop equipment such as grinders, jitter bugs, drills, etc.
- Install thread inserts, keenserts and fasteners.
- Operate and trouble shoot equipment such as electro etchers, hydro test pumps, vacuum pumps, etc.
- Perform material handling functions using fork trucks, overhead cranes, etc.
- Enter correct data into data collection system (IDC) and ensure accurate labor reporting.
- Understand and properly operate the “Available Documents” program.
- Monitor and maintain proper cleanliness of equipment and work area on a daily basis.
- Communicate with co-workers and supervisor to receive instructions and coordinate activities.
Job Qualification Requirements:
Educational Experience – A high school diploma or equivalent is required. A minimum of one year of trade school, vocational education or apprenticeship is preferred but not required.
Experience - Minimum 1yr experience in a manufacturing environment required.
Physical Demands - The employee is required to:
- Stand, walk, push, pull, reach overhead, and bend to floor.
- Exert 50 to 100 pounds of force occasionally, and/or
- Exert 25 to 50 pounds of force frequently, and/or
- Exert up to 10 to 20 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
Certification Required – Not Applicable
Visual Acuity - Near acuity and accommodation are required for reading blueprints and assembling small details.
Hearing Ability - Ability to monitor machine sounds to identify and diagnose changes in order to take appropriate action. Accommodations as required for communicating with employees.
Working Conditions - The employee is subject to:
- High noise levels from operating machines.
- Physical hazards from moving equipment and production components.
- Breathing fumes, dust and mist.
- Skin exposure to oils and cutting fluids.
About Major Tool
Major Tool & Machine (MTM) was founded in 1946, starting with only four employees to support the commercialization of the jet engine following World War II. Today, MTM is a contract manufacturer in Indianapolis, Indiana with a 600,000+ sq ft. manufacturing facility, 400+ skilled employees, best-in-industry business and quality systems, and project management expertise. Located for easy access on the east side of downtown Indianapolis, we are short commute away from most any place in the counties surrounding Indianapolis. Major Tool is a Precinmac company, a portfolio of businesses across the US and Canada that provide similar machining, fabrication and other manufacturing services to customers who provide critical services in turn in their various industries. Our Precinmac values are Trust, Gratitude, Action, Excellence and Growth, with a commitment to live these out daily in our workplaces.
Benefits
Excellent Benefits including three health insurance plan options - with a base plan option requiring ZERO employee paid premium. Dental and vision plans have very reasonable employee premiums. Participants in our health insurance have the onsite clinic available at no additional charge for medical services. All employees can access the mental health services provided in the clinic, For HDHP health insurance options, we contribute to your health savings account (HSA) and offer other flexible spending account (FSA) options. We support your retirement goals with a 401k company match. In addition to work schedule options we provide immediate Paid Time Off (PTO) availability and 10 paid Holidays, Along with in house training programs, we offer educational assistance for coursework that will support your career growth at Major Tool, We care about the health of our employees and provide a tobacco free facility, onsite fitness center and wellness events, short and long term disability and life insurance coverage fully paid.
We are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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What Indiana Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in assembly technician jobs across Indiana.
- High school diploma or GED required by most Indiana assembly employers
- Demonstrated experience reading technical drawings, schematics, or assembly instructions
- Ability to use hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring instruments accurately
- Familiarity with quality control standards such as ISO or lean manufacturing principles
- Physical ability to stand, lift, and perform repetitive tasks in a production environment
- Reliable attendance and willingness to work first, second, or rotating shifts
Assembly Technician Jobs in Indiana: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a assembly technician in Indiana?
Indiana does not require a state-issued license to work as an assembly technician, so the path typically starts with a high school diploma or GED followed by on-the-job training or a certificate program in manufacturing technology or industrial mechanics from a school like Ivy Tech Community College. Employers in the automotive and medical device sectors often provide paid in-house training. Earning a Manufacturing Technician 1 credential through the Manufacturing Institute can strengthen your application considerably.
Which companies hire assembly technicians in Indiana?
Companies currently hiring assembly technicians in Indiana include Amatrol, Precinmac, and DWYER INSTRUMENTS, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Indiana's deep automotive and industrial manufacturing base means large-scale producers of engines, electrical components, and medical devices are among the most consistent sources of openings statewide.
Which Indiana cities have the most assembly technician jobs?
Indianapolis, Jeffersonville, and Evansville account for the most assembly technician openings in Indiana. Indianapolis anchors the market as the state's largest metro, home to major medical device and industrial manufacturers, while Fort Wayne and Columbus generate consistent demand through automotive suppliers and engine producers like Cummins that maintain flagship facilities there.
Are there remote assembly technician jobs in Indiana?
Yes, but they're rare. Assembly technician work is inherently hands-on and tied to a physical production line or lab bench, so most roles require on-site presence. About 0% of assembly technician openings tied to Indiana are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those tend to involve quality inspection documentation, technical training coordination, or field service support rather than direct assembly work.
How can I get hired as a assembly technician in Indiana with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying directly to production associate or manufacturing line operator roles, which large Indiana employers like Cummins, Subaru of Indiana Automotive, and Cook Medical use as feeder positions into assembly technician tracks. Ivy Tech Community College's Advanced Manufacturing program places graduates with regional employers and is well recognized by Indiana hiring managers. Completing a forklift certification or a basic metrology course signals hands-on readiness and gives you a concrete edge over other entry-level applicants.
Where can I find and apply to assembly technician jobs in Indiana?
You can find and apply to assembly technician jobs in Indiana on Migrate Mate, which lists current Indiana openings across Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Columbus, and other hiring centers in the state. Search the roles that match your experience level and specialty, then apply directly to the ones that fit your background and availability.
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