Responsibilities:

Prototype Build, Assembly, and Testing

• Build, modify, and test electrical and electromechanical prototypes to support engineering and R&D activities.
• Perform PCB soldering and rework, including through-hole and surface-mount components.
• Assemble electrical subassemblies, enclosures, chassis, and prototype systems.
• Fabricate and assemble cables, connectors, and wire harnesses.

Electrical Debug, Failure Analysis, and Rework

• Perform component replacement, rework, and repair as directed by engineering or based on documented procedures.
• Support validation and verification testing of prototypes and engineering builds.
• Perform hands-on electrical debugging and failure / behavior analysis of circuits, assemblies, and systems.
• Identify root causes of electrical, functional, or performance issues and support corrective actions.

Firmware Programming and Diagnostics

• Perform basic firmware flashing and configuration of electronic assemblies using computers and approved programming tools.
• Load, update, and verify firmware images on boards and systems as part of prototype bring-up, testing, and debug.
• Use diagnostic and interface tools to support troubleshooting and validation.

Lab Equipment and High-Voltage Work

• Safely operate laboratory equipment including bench power supplies, oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, electronic loads/load banks, and related test equipment.
• Support testing and troubleshooting of electrical systems, including work around high-voltage equipment up to approximately 1,000 volts, following established safety procedures and engineering guidance.

Mechanical Assembly and Fixture Support

• Perform light mechanical work such as drilling, tapping, basic milling, fastening, and mechanical assembly.
• Build simple test jigs and fixtures by following engineering instructions, drawings, or schematics.

Documentation, Reporting, and Communication

• Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, blueprints, and basic CAD drawings.
• Accurately document work performed, test results, observations, and issues.
• Complete reports, logs, and work records independently and communicate findings back to engineers and supervisors.
• Clearly communicate technical, design, or process issues verbally and in writing.

Engineering Support

• Work closely with electrical and mechanical engineers to support R&D experiments, design iterations, and testing.
• Receive minimal written or verbal instruction and independently perform assigned duties with a high degree of accountability.
• Assist with organization and maintenance of the engineering lab and test areas.

Skills / Other:

• Strong hands-on electrical fabrication and assembly experience in an engineering or R&D environment.
• Proven soldering and rework skills across a wide range of components, from small passive and surface-mount devices to larger power components such as MOSFETs, connectors, and high-current devices.
• Experience performing electrical debugging, behavior analysis, and failure investigation.
• Comfortable performing basic firmware flashing, configuration, and diagnostic activities using a computer and approved tools
• Comfortable using software tools such as:
• CAD tools (for viewing and interpreting drawings)
• ERP / PLM systems (for job tracking, BOMs, and work orders)
• Microsoft Office tools for documentation and reporting
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and manage multiple tasks.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• High attention to detail, workmanship quality, and safety awareness.

Education/ Training:

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Technical school, associate degree, and equivalent hands-on industry experience.
• IPC soldering certifications (e.g., IPC-A-610, J-STD-001) are strongly preferred.

Experience:

• Minimum 5 years of relevant experience as an electrical, electronics, or engineering technician.
• Demonstrated experience fabricating, assembling, testing, and reworking electrical and electromechanical equipment.
• Experience supporting prototype builds, electrical debug, and validation testing in an engineering or R&D environment.
• Experience working with high-voltage or high-power electrical systems is strongly preferred.
• Experience with charging systems, power electronics, material handling equipment, or EV chargers is a plus, but not required.