Shift: Day Shift, Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Your CharterOur mission is to create an abundant supply of physical labor through safe, intelligent humanoids that work alongside people. As a Harness Technician, your charter is to be the reliable hands-on tech who upholds a fast and high-quality assembly process. You're someone we can trust to run the show on rework rollout and keep production alive when a last-minute fix is needed and we can't afford to pause. You're crafty with tools, mechanically strong, sharp enough to figure things out on your own, eager to learn, and a great communicator.
Key Outcomes- Deliver wire harnesses and cable assemblies that consistently meet IPC-620 acceptance criteria, with first-pass yield held to a high, measurable standard.
- Own continuity and fault-isolation testing on completed harnesses so that defects are caught and resolved before assemblies move downstream.
- Support a mix of work that changes day to day - most often building harnesses for prototype testing, and at times assembly and rework for production - and shift gears smoothly between the two.
- Perform on-bot reworks and on-bot debugging with confidence, isolating and resolving issues directly on the robot.
- Reduce build and rework time on recurring harness builds by improving process, fixturing, and documentation alongside engineering.
- Maintain accurate, traceable records of work performed, surfacing design and process issues early enough to influence design-for-manufacturability decisions.
- Work independently with minimal hand-holding, taking verbal direction well and running with it to keep the workspace safe, organized, and audit-ready.
Key Competencies- Craftsmanship: you treat error-free, repeatable work as the baseline and take genuine pride in the quality of what you build.
- Hands-on technical fluency: you read schematics and assembly drawings effortlessly and translate them into clean, reliable physical builds.
- Diagnostic instinct: you isolate opens, shorts, and connection faults quickly and methodically rather than by trial and error.
- Ownership: you finish what you start, flag problems early, and hold yourself to a standard before anyone has to ask.
- Collaboration: you partner naturally with engineers on prototypes, reworks, and improving how things get built.
Minimum Requirements- High school diploma or equivalent, with 2-3+ years of direct experience in wire harness fabrication and assembly.
- Proven ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly drawings.
- Proficiency with hand tools (crimpers, strippers, heat guns) and measurement tools (multimeter).
- IPC-620 certification.
- Strong soldering skills and solid troubleshooting ability to diagnose open/short circuits and connection issues (J-STD-001 is ideal but not a deal breaker).
Preferred Skills- Associate's degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, Electronics, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Understanding of basic electrical principles (voltage, current, resistance, Ohm's Law) and familiarity with components (resistors, capacitors, diodes) and their schematic symbols.
- Awareness of signal types (digital, analog, power) and shielding/grounding concepts.
- Experience with harness board (breakout board) design or layout, and basic CAD for viewing drawings.
- Familiarity with IPC-7711 / 7722 rework standards.
Compensation Range$40.00 - $50.00/hr + Equity
Benefits- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage
- Generous paid time off, company holidays, and parental leave
- 401(k) plan with company match (100% on the first 3% of contributions, 50% on the next 2%)
- Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Accounts (HSA) options
- Commuter benefits (transit and parking)
- Short-term and long-term disability, and life insurance
- Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for mental health, financial, and personal support
- Onsite snacks and catered lunches
