About the role
Job Summary
We are looking for a hands-on Electrical Technician who can support wiring, soldering, PCB assembly, harness preparation, connector crimping, and general electrical/electronics work for our robotics and automation projects. The role involves building wiring harnesses, assembling control panels, testing circuits, and supporting prototype development.
Key Responsibilities
● Perform wiring, cable routing, crimping, and harness assembly for robots and electrical panels.
● Conduct soldering (through-hole & SMD preferred) and PCB-level assembly/rework.
● Assist in assembling control boxes, sensor wiring, motor driver wiring, and power distribution units.
● Read and understand electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, PCB layouts.
● Work with connectors like XT30/XT60, Molex, JST, Deutsch, Phoenix, etc.
● Handle testing, continuity checks, insulation checks, and ensure circuit integrity.
● Support prototype builds, repairs, and troubleshooting of electrical faults.
● Maintain inventory of wires, lugs, terminals, connectors, and electrical tools.
● Follow safety standards while handling power supplies, Li-ion/LFP batteries, and high-voltage systems.
Requirements
Skills & Requirements
● ITI / Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, Mechatronics or related field.
● 0–4 years of hands-on experience in wiring, soldering, or PCB assembly. ● Strong knowledge of multimeters, crimping tools, soldering iron/stations, heat guns. ● Good understanding of DC systems (12V/24V/48V), motor drivers, sensors & controllers. ● Ability to read basic schematics & wiring diagrams. ● Experience with power distribution boards, harness building, cable management.
Preferred (Good to Have)
● Experience in robotics, drones, EVs, SPMs, or automation setups. ● Knowledge of CAN, UART, RS485 wiring. ● Experience with LFP/Li-ion battery wiring, BMS connections. ● SMD rework skills (hot air gun, flux use, chip replacement). ● Understanding of EMI/EMC-safe wiring practices.
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