Electro-Mechanical Technician
About The Position
Motivo is hiring an Electro-Mechanical Technician for a hands-on role combining electrical and mechanical work, with an approximately 60/40 split favoring electrical work. The technician will work with a range of equipment and components, from large diesel engines to small 3D-printed enclosures containing sensitive electronics and wiring. The role is suited to someone curious about technology, eager to learn, and interested in diagnosing, repairing, and assembling electrical and mechanical systems. The position calls for one to three years of professional experience and an associate degree in Engineering Technology or a similar field, a professional or occupational certificate in Technology or a similar field, or directly applicable professional experience. The posting lists a base rate of $18–$29 per hour, dependent on experience, knowledge, and interview performance.
Requirements
- Interest in both electrical and mechanical work, with an approximately 60/40 split favoring electrical.
- Solid understanding of electricity, including volts, amps, fuses, wire, AC versus DC, and voltmeters.
- Solid understanding of mechanical systems, including how engines work and the ability to take apart and reassemble equipment.
- Ability and interest in working on both large diesel engines and small, delicate 3D-printed enclosures with sensitive electronics and wiring.
- Positive attitude and ability to get along with most people.
- Professionalism, including consistently arriving on time and wearing appropriate clothing.
- Curiosity about technology and a strong desire to learn or try new things.
- One to three years of professional experience.
- Associate degree in Engineering Technology or similar, a professional or occupational certificate in Technology or similar, or directly applicable professional experience.
Nice To Haves
- Electrical harness build, debugging, or repair experience, especially with automotive, racing, military, or aerospace harnesses.
- Experience with electrical crimping tools and crimp-style components, including connector contacts.
- Exposure to welding.
- Exposure to electronics soldering.
- Exposure to metal fabrication environments and tools.
- Exposure to machine shop or machinist environments and tools, such as mills, lathes, and grinders.
- Exposure to reading schematics, circuit analysis, and debugging techniques.
- Exposure to electronics troubleshooting tools such as oscilloscopes, function generators, and DMMs.
Benefits
- High-quality insurance.
- 401(k) match.
- Generous vacation time.
- Monday–Thursday 4/10 work week.
- Profit-sharing bonuses tied to overall company performance; employees may share in company financial success.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree
