Jury-rigging is never volunteer. It sort of shoves itself in your face and you have no choice. And I maintain that if somebody likes to do it, he's going to be pretty fair at doing it. Although this theory is often shot to hell because you see people who love to do this stuff and their work is awful. While most practitioners of rigging resourcefulness do it for themselves, there are, in fact, professionals.
Astronauts are notorious jury-riggers.
The crew and technicians at mission control collaborated on a rig job to attach carbon dioxide filters designed for their damaged command module onto those in the craft's lunar module. Space-flight jury rigs are now a matter of routine. The Air Force has outfits skilled at nothing but jury-rigging. Combat Logistics Support Squadrons employ crews capable of sending bullet-riddled jets into combat patched up with soda cans. They routinely retool wing components with wooden broom handles.