Build what doesn't exist yet. Test what others can't. Solve what others miss.
We're looking for a hands-on R&D Electronics Technician who thrives in a prototype environment - someone who enjoys building, troubleshooting, and refining electronic systems from concept through production.
This is not a repetitive production role. You'll work directly with engineering to bring new products to life, solve real technical problems, and influence how designs move into manufacturing.
What You'll Actually Be Doing
Build prototype PCBAs and cable assemblies from engineering specs and schematics
Modify and iterate on designs as products evolve (often in real time)
Troubleshoot and diagnose issues at the component, circuit, and system level
Build and maintain test boxes, fixtures, and wiring assemblies
Run functional and reliability testing on prototypes and existing products
Provide critical feedback to engineering on manufacturability and design improvements
Inspect vendor and internal builds to ensure quality and compliance
Document testing, results, and design changes with precision
Collaborate closely with engineers to solve complex technical challenges
What Makes You a Strong Fit
You're someone who:
Enjoys figuring things out-not just following instructions
Can read schematics and translate them into real, working builds
Has strong troubleshooting instincts and doesn't stop at surface-level fixes
Takes pride in clean builds, accurate work, and reliable results
Can manage multiple priorities without constant direction
Required Experience
High school diploma (technical experience matters more than degrees here)
Hands-on experience with:
Soldering, wiring, and circuit assembly
Electronic components, circuit boards, and schematics
Ability to troubleshoot and resolve technical issues independently
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
Strong analytical thinking and communication skills
Preferred (But Not Required)
Associate's or Bachelor's degree (any technical field)
Experience with:
Electronic CAD (e.g., Altium)
Mechanical CAD (e.g., SolidWorks)
IPC standards (IPC-A-610 / IPC-WHMA-A620)
Automotive or vehicle electrical systems
Tools & Environment
You'll regularly work with:
Oscilloscopes, DMMs, and other electronic test equipment
Prototype builds and custom test setups
A warehouse/manufacturing environment (not a desk-only role)
What Success Looks Like
Prototypes are built accurately and efficiently
Issues are identified early-and solved correctly
Engineering trusts your feedback on design improvements
Documentation is clean, complete, and usable
You operate with minimal oversight and high accountability