About the RoleHands-on electrical technician role supporting our automotive HIL and ECU test lab. You'll fabricate harnesses, build electrical benches, and perform circuit board rework. Engineers own the software and protocols; your domain is the physical electrical system.What You'll Do #•Fabricate and modify wiring harnesses (connectors, terminals, breakouts)•Build electrical bench systems: power distribution, fault injection circuits, sensor/actuator wiring•Read schematics, harness drawings, and ECU pinout documents•Perform SMD and through-hole soldering, component replacement, and board rework•Troubleshoot bench-level electrical issues (shorts, opens, intermittents, ground loops)•Support engineers during commissioning with measurements and signal probing•Maintain wiring documentation and lab inventory.What You Bring#•Solida 3+ to 12 yrs of experience as an electrical technician (automotive, aerospace, defense, or industrial)•Strong harness fabrication and crimping skills (Deutsch, Molex, TE, AMP)•Soldering proficiency (IPC-A-610 / J-STD-001), SMD and through-hole•Schematic and wiring diagram literacy•Working knowledge of low-voltage automotive electrical systems (12V/24V power, relays, sensors, actuators)•Comfort with bench instruments: DMM, oscilloscope, power supply, current probe, electronic load•Associates degree in Electronics/EE Technology, military electronics training, or equivalent experienceNice-to-Haves•OEM/Tier-1 lab experience (Ford, GM, Stellantis, Bosch, Continental, ZF, Magna)•Brake, steering, BMS, or EV powertrain background•HV safety qualified (NFPA 70E)•IPC certification (IPC-A-610, IPC/WHMA-A-620)To ApplySend your resume and a brief note (2-3 sentences) describing a complex technology contract or labor matter you've handled, an
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Electrical Lab Technician - Troy, MI