Skilled Technician - Level IV - SHOP

Cummins•Seattle, WA

6d•$78,720 - $118,080•Onsite

About The Position

The Skilled Technician supports development, assembly, troubleshooting, testing, and manufacturing of electrical systems. This hands-on, on-site role builds, integrates, and supports prototype and low-volume production hardware for hybrid-electrical mining truck retrofit kits, including hybrid power systems, high-voltage battery systems, electrical control systems, and complex wiring harnesses. The technician uses appropriate tools and measuring instruments to deliver successful builds, support production objectives, and improve operational efficiency. The role follows health, safety, environmental, quality, and workmanship requirements; performs and documents preventive, corrective, predictive, and emergency maintenance; and supports equipment failure analysis. It also involves coordinating activities and sharing technical expertise with team members, collaborating with support departments on process improvements, and maintaining documentation and an organized work environment. The technician should be able to work independently and safely in an R&D and manufacturing environment and support prototype hardware builds and testing.

Requirements

High school diploma, certificate of completion of secondary education, or equivalent experience that meets applicable regulations.
Significant work experience and in-depth knowledge obtained through specialized training and relevant experience.
Background in electrical assembly, harness fabrication, schematic interpretation, and basic electrical diagnostics.
Ability to work hands-on and on-site, independently and safely, in an R&D and manufacturing environment.
Experience building and testing prototype hardware.
Ability to identify electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic hazards and follow appropriate safety controls.

Nice To Haves

Experience with hybrid-electric, battery-electric, or other high-voltage systems is highly desirable.

Responsibilities

Support the development, assembly, troubleshooting, testing, and manufacturing of electrical systems.
Build, integrate, and support prototype and low-volume production hardware for hybrid-electrical mining truck retrofit kits.
Use appropriate tools, measuring instruments, and equipment to complete builds and support production objectives.
Follow HSE policies and procedures, use proper personal protective equipment, identify and report hazards, and take action to prevent injuries and unsafe conditions.
Follow technical diagrams, operating manuals, and specifications; conduct quality inspections and ensure work meets workmanship and performance requirements.
Perform and document preventive, corrective, predictive, and emergency maintenance; support equipment failure analysis and identify ways to prevent recurring issues.
Serve as a knowledgeable resource, coordinate activities, share technical expertise, and help less experienced employees develop their skills.
Collaborate with peers and support teams to resolve problems, address manufacturing constraints, improve processes, and reduce costs, waste, and quality risks.
Communicate technical information, provide feedback to maintenance and quality systems, and participate in Total Productive Maintenance initiatives.
Maintain an organized work environment, complete required training and professional development, update process documentation, and implement solutions that support manufacturing objectives.
Build partnerships with team members and support departments to achieve manufacturing, maintenance, safety, and quality goals.
Understand internal and external customer needs and deliver reliable, high-quality work that supports production requirements and customer satisfaction.
Evaluate equipment issues and risks, make timely decisions, and prioritize safety and quality when resolving problems.
Complete maintenance tasks efficiently, meet production deadlines, follow procedures, and take ownership of work quality and corrective actions.
Troubleshoot challenging equipment issues, adapt to manufacturing demands, and apply learning to improve processes and equipment reliability.
Recognize electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic hazards; follow safety controls; and support continuous improvement and an inclusive, productive workplace.