A composite technician works with composite materials such as Kevlar, fiberglass, and graphite, to create parts to meet specifications and repair damaged items. You might work in production with responsibilities like fabricating parts in composite materials or you may use your knowledge of manufacturing and engineering to fix anything from a skateboard to an airplane. Other duties are lifting heavy objects and operating machinery. Qualifications for composite technician jobs often include computer and engineering skills, but there is no specific educational path for this career. Some employers may require experience in manufacturing, engineering or a related field, certification, or a bachelor’s degree or higher for composite technician positions.