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We are seeking a highly skilled and detail-oriented Aerospace Technician specializing in Sheetmetal Model Making to join our innovative aerospace manufacturing team. In this role, you will be responsible for creating precise, high-quality sheet metal models used for aerodynamic testing, prototype development, and design validation. Your expertise will help drive the development of cutting-edge aerospace components, ensuring accuracy and craftsmanship at every stage. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work with advanced manufacturing techniques and state-of-the-art tools in a fast-paced, dynamic environment dedicated to excellence and innovation.
Job description: THIS IS NOT A WELDING POSITION!
THIS IS A HANDS ON ATTENTIN TO DETAIL WITH HAND TOOLS POSITION. PLEASE READ THE JOB DESCRIPTTION BEFORE APPLYING.
We are seeking a skilled Prototype Fabricator join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in sheet metalworking , with the ability to interpret blueprints and schematics. This role involves working with various materials and utilizing power tools to fabricate and assemble sheet metal structures and components. The Sheet Metal Fabricator will play a crucial role in ensuring the quality and precision of our products.
*** This is NOT a welding position***
All full Time Positions offer an excellent benefit package including 100% company paid medical, dental, optical, short-term disability and life insurance benefits after 90 days plus paid holidays. We also offer a 401(k) match.
UHI GROUP is a full-service provider of metal components and manufacturing solutions. Having been in business since 1979, we have the necessary experience to deliver complex, high-precision parts for automotive, heavy trucking, aerospace, medical, military, and other industries.
Job Description:
The primary objective of the Aerospace Fabricator includes the fabrication, assembly, installation and repair of sheet metal products and components.
Requirements and Responsibilities:
· Setting up and operating fabricating machines including break press, metal muncher, rollers, etc.
· Have general knowledge and understanding of reading blueprints, datum’s tolerances and assure quality workmanship
· Lay out, measure and inspect part dimensions to blueprints, internal drawings or written instructions using height gauges, micrometers, dial instructions and calipers
· Experience in qualifying sheet metal parts to fit models, check fixtures and or print specifications
· Layout, trim, saw and sand, shear, punch, brake or otherwise fabricate parts per established procedures and production standards and to stated and acceptable quality standards
· Qualify part details to tooling, fixtures and models to print specifications
· Ability to identify any cost cutting or process improvements
· Fill out and complete all paperwork needed before moving parts to next operations for processing
· Ability to perform exceptional housekeeping duties a must
· Accept other duties and responsibilities as assigned or when required by customer needs
Join us in creating high-quality metal products that meet the demands of our clients while advancing your skills in a supportive environment.
Work Location: In person
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Who's Hiring
- Tesla36
- ByteDance20
- Apple19
- Booz Allen Hamilton19
- Meta13
Top Industries Hiring
- Technology & Software14
- Banking & Financial Services7
- Electronics & Hardware3
- Healthcare & Medical Services3
- Investment & Asset Management3
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in model jobs.
- Professional portfolio or comp card with current measurements and recent photos
- Experience working with photographers, art directors, or creative teams on set
- Ability to take direction quickly and adjust poses or expressions on command
- Comfort in front of both still photography and video camera formats
- Physical measurements that match the client's casting requirements for the booking
- Availability for early call times, travel, and variable or last-minute scheduling
Tips for Your Model Job Search
Build a portfolio that shows range
Agencies and clients want to see you in multiple contexts, not just your best single shot. Include tearsheets, test shoots, and any commercial work alongside editorial to prove you can adapt to different briefs and aesthetics.
List your exact measurements accurately
Casting directors filter by size before they look at anything else. Put your height, bust, waist, hips, inseam, shoe size, and dress size in a consistent format at the top of every comp card and resume you submit.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists model openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target your applications by market type
Commercial clients want relatable, versatile looks for packaging and advertising, while editorial clients want a strong editorial aesthetic. Identify which market your look fits and prioritize those openings rather than applying to every listing indiscriminately.
Prepare for a casting call, not an interview
Most model castings involve a brief walk, a cold read of copy or direction, and polaroid-style photos taken on the spot. Practice taking direction quickly and moving naturally in front of a camera before you show up, not after.
Negotiate usage rights, not just the day rate
Print and commercial contracts often separate the session fee from the usage fee, which covers how long and where images appear. When reviewing an offer, ask specifically about exclusivity clauses and usage duration before accepting.
Model Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most models?
The companies hiring the most models right now include Tesla, ByteDance, and Apple, with the largest share of openings in California, Virginia, and New York, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Retail brands, commercial advertisers, and modeling agencies typically account for the highest volume of active listings.
How many model jobs are remote?
About 62% of model openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with most remote opportunities concentrated in digital and social media content creation rather than traditional runway or on-set commercial work. Live castings, fittings, and in-person shoots still require physical presence for the majority of bookings.
How do you become a model?
Start by building a portfolio through test shoots with photographers to get professional images across different styles. Submit those photos to agencies or apply directly to open castings. Register with a reputable agency if you want representation, or pursue freelance work by applying to casting calls independently. Build your comp card, keep your measurements current, and take every booking seriously to develop a professional reputation.
How do you get hired as a model with little or no experience?
Collaborate with emerging photographers and makeup artists on test shoots to build your portfolio at low or no cost. Apply to open calls for commercial clients, catalog work, or fit modeling, which tend to prioritize look and measurements over an extensive booking history. Local markets and smaller markets outside major cities often have lower competition and are a practical starting point for building credits before pursuing larger clients.
What does the model interview process look like?
Most model castings begin with a submission of your portfolio and comp card, followed by an in-person or video call casting where the client or agency reviews your look in real time. You may be asked to walk, demonstrate posing, or read scripted copy depending on the booking type. Callbacks are common for commercial work, where multiple finalists are tested against the creative brief before a final decision is made.
Where can I find and apply to model jobs?
You can find and apply to model jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the listings to find roles that match your look, market, and availability, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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