Build cables, wire harnesses, and related electrical assemblies from manufacturing orders, drawings, engineering changes, customer specifications, and process instructions Read drawings, specifications, part numbers, markings, and workmanship requirements Pull the correct wires, connectors, and hardware from the bill of material by part number, quantity, and revision Cut, strip, route, crimp, solder, terminate, and label wiring Install heat shrink, boots, backshells, and other protective hardware Use shop tools such as strippers, crimpers, soldering irons, hand tools, and torque tools Test completed assemblies for continuity, shorts, and grounds Integrate finished harnesses into assemblies, enclosures, or equipment racks as required Complete travelers and shop records Follow AS9100, ESD, FOD, tool-control, and shop safety practices Flag drawing, parts, or workmanship issues to leads and management. Current or previous IPC/WHMA-A-620 certification J-STD-001 and/or IPC-A-610 certification Harness or solder experience to IPC Class 3 Experience in an AS9100 aerospace or defense shop Familiarity with analog and digital electronics Experience with aircraft or airframe electrical modifications A&P or other aviation/avionics certification Military or DoD electrical/avionics background Familiarity with aircraft wiring practices such as SAE AS50881 Use of an oscilloscope, signal generator, or similar test equipment.