Come build the future of inclusive sports with OneCourt

As a Production Tech Intern at OneCourt, you’ll play a hands-on role in building our next generation of tactile sports devices. You’ll assist our hardware and operations teams with assembly, testing, quality control, and production workflows—while also contributing ideas, designs, and experiments that help us improve our product. 

This is an ideal role for someone who loves working with their hands and also wants exposure to design thinking, rapid prototyping, and iterative product development.

Core Responsibilities

• Manage and execute device production process to support upcoming Fall NFL, NHL, and NBA customers

• Execute established build procedures and create new ones

• Perform functional tests on sub-assemblies and finished units.

• Log quality-control data and flag issues or non-conformities.

• Diagnose, rework, and repair damaged products

• Support incoming inspection of parts and materials

• Assist with packaging, inventory handling, and shipment preparation.

• Identify and communicate opportunities to improve product or assembly

• Document build steps, test results, and workflow optimizations.

• Contribute to quick prototypes—3D prints, fixtures, jigs, or mechanical mockups—to test build efficiencies or user experience improvements.

• Assemble small batches of surface mount PCBs for electronics prototyping. 

• Provide feedback to Engineering and Design teams based on hands-on assembly insights and device handling. 

• Assist with small bench tests or experiments exploring new material and methods. 

Preferred Skills:

• Experience with hand tools and small power tools. 

• Experience using multimeters, oscilloscopes, and other basic test equipment. 

• Experience with surface-mount PCB assembly, including component identification, solder paste application, reflow processes, and manual touch-up.

• Familiarity with hardware prototyping, robotics, or engineering/maker projects.

• Strong attention to detail, ability to follow repeatable processes, and steady hands for delicate assembly tasks.

• Ability to read build instructions, electronic schematics, PCB assembly drawings, and BOMs. 

• Bonus: access to a car a willingness to occasionally travel to local manufacturing partners in the Seattle area

Deadline to Apply: Applications will remain open through June 9, 2026. Rolling basis – we’ll hire as soon as we find the right fit!

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