Electrical Technician (I–IV)

Autonomous Solutions•Mendon, UT

14d

About The Position

We're hiring Electrical Technicians (Levels I-IV) to support the design, build, and integration of reliable electrical systems for ASI's autonomous vehicle platforms. This hands-on role bridges assembly and design , from wiring harness fabrication to documentation and system integration. Technicians collaborate closely with electrical engineers, mechanical designers, and production teams to create accurate , production-ready electrical systems and documentation.

Requirements

1-2 years of experience in electrical assembly, harness fabrication, or related technical field.
Associate degree or certificate in Electrical Engineering Technology, Drafting, or equivalent hands-on experience.
Basic understanding of electrical schematics, harness design, and BOM structure.
Skilled with hand tools, crimping, soldering, and wire testing.
Familiarity with schematic or CAD tools (e.g., Altium, Zuken, SolidWorks Electrical).
3-5 years of experience in electrical assembly or harness design for vehicles, robotics, or automation.
Proficiency in wiring documentation, revision control, and 3D CAD integration.
Strong understanding of harness design standards and routing principles.
Ability to work cross-functionally with engineers and production teams.
5-7 years of relevant hands-on experience in electrical design and documentation.
Expertise in harness architecture, cable assembly, and connector selection .
Experience mentoring technicians and managing multiple projects.
Familiarity with version control systems (EPDM, Git) and structured documentation processes.
7+ years of experience in electrical systems design, harness engineering, or manufacturing support.
Proven leadership in defining and implementing electrical design standards and documentation systems.
Deep understanding of configuration management, DFM principles, and large-scale integration.
Ability to coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering teams and lead improvement initiatives.

Responsibilities

Assemble and route electrical harnesses and cable assemblies following provided schematics and build documentation.
Assist in schematic and harness updates using tools such as Altium or Zuken.
Support component identification and kitting for builds.
Perform wire terminations, continuity checks, and basic troubleshooting.
Collaborate with engineering and production to resolve assembly or routing issues.
Maintain accurate documentation of wiring changes and test results.
Build and validate complete harnesses for vehicle subsystems and retrofits.
Update and maintain wiring diagrams, harness drawings, and BOMs.
Support prototype builds and integration testing on vehicle platforms.
Create and review build packages and ensure revision control of documentation.
Assist with harness routing and component layout in 3D CAD environments.
Communicate cross-functionally to address fit, routing, and interference issues.
Lead the creation of electrical harness designs for new platforms.
Perform detailed schematic capture and interconnect design using CAD tools.
Own BOM management and ensure configuration control across revisions.
Develop harness build standards and process documentation.
Mentor junior technicians and perform peer reviews of assembly work.
Support integration and validation testing in field environments.
Serve as the subject matter expert for harness architecture and documentation best practices.
Lead cross-team design reviews and drive standardization efforts across product lines.
Define design and build strategies for scalability, serviceability, and manufacturability.
Oversee prototype-to-production transitions and ensure documentation completeness.
Influence system-level design decisions in collaboration with Systems and Electrical Engineering.
Champion continuous improvement in design, build quality, and documentation workflows.