Wiring Technician (On-Site Temporary 10 week Assignment)
About The Position
As a Wiring Technician at Senergy, you’ll go beyond just wire prep—you’ll own the complete electrical build of our energy systems. You’ll wire up power distribution enclosures, route cables inside control boxes, and make final terminations that bring our hybrid power products to life. This is precision electrical work and hands-on power systems wiring inside enclosures that combines schematics, hand tools, and critical thinking for real-world energy deployments. Who You Are You’re detail-oriented, steady-handed, and take pride in wiring neat, functional electrical assemblies that pass inspection the first time. You’re a builder, not just a technician. Reading a schematic doesn’t faze you—you know how to turn a diagram into something real, and you’re comfortable working with a variety of tools and components. Whether you're terminating conductors inside a junction box or installing relays and DIN-rail components, you're organized, focused, and methodical, keeping future maintenance on the product in mind. You’ve spent time in production environments and understand the pace, the precision, and the importance of doing things right. Whether you’re performing a wiring task or helping a teammate troubleshoot their work, you show up ready to do solid, thoughtful work every day. If you've ever said, “This panel should be beautiful and bulletproof,” you’ll fit right in.
Requirements
- High School diploma or equivalent, vocational or technical school training preferred.
- 3+ years of electrical wiring experience, especially in power systems, control panels, or box builds.
- Basic knowledge of hand-tools (e.g., measuring equipment, crimpers).
- Proven ability to read and follow complex electrical schematics and assembly instructions.
- Strong attention to detail.
Nice To Haves
- Familiarity with IPC-620 Class 3 standards.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills.
- Basic knowledge of power systems.
Responsibilities
- Route and terminate wires inside system enclosures and control boxes to match schematics and mechanical layout.
- Interpret complex electrical schematics, diagrams, and assembly drawing specifications, applying them in physical builds—both wiring and component placement.
- Prepare wires for installation using pneumatic and manual tools to IPC standards.
- Position, install, and connect electrical parts, wires, and components to facilitate assembly instructions according to Engineering and IPC standards.
- Safely and effectively use hand tools (strippers, crimpers, torque wrenches), multimeters, heat guns, standing power tools, and other production equipment.
- Ensure accurate completion of shop travelers, redline schematics, and maintain build records as needed.
- Perform visual, dimensional inspection, continuity checks, torque critical connections, and verify all terminations to confirm compliance with standards, specifications, tolerances, and customer requirements.
- Collaborate closely with engineers, production leads, and quality to review work, resolve issues, and improve build processes.
- Perform a variety of tasks across cable assembly, mechanical builds, and wiring—based on production priorities and team needs.
- Contribute to team learning by sharing techniques and supporting training initiatives.
- Identify, suggest, and support process improvements that enhance workflow, consistency, and quality.
- Travel may be required as assigned to fulfill job responsibilities.
- Additional duties may be assigned as necessary to support departmental and organizational goals.
Benefits
- Choose from six stellar medical plans, and comprehensive dental and vision insurance.
- Basic, 24/7 telehealth is totally free
- 401k with an annual 3% employer contribution, even if you don’t contribute a dime.
- Enjoy 6 national holidays off and 12 "bonus" days—yep, 18 paid days that don't impact your PTO.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED
