Electrical Integration Engineer

About the role

The Electrical Integration Engineer plays a crucial role in the production and manufacturing of marine vessels. They support production teams by troubleshooting harnesses, integrating electrical systems, and driving continuous improvement. This position requires hands-on experience, strong troubleshooting skills, and the ability to work collaboratively across various departments.

Responsibilities

• Solving production problems through hands-on electrical testing and data acquisition
• Supporting production teams by troubleshooting harnesses, electrical integration, and build issues
• Driving root cause analysis and corrective actions for recurring production and field issues
• Improving full vehicle electrical systems through manufacturing, design, validation, and process improvement
• Partnering with technicians and assemblers to optimize installation methods, routing paths, tooling, and work instructions
• Coordinating with outsourced harness suppliers on design intent, build quality, ECNs, first articles, and production readiness
• Supporting pilot builds, line launches, process validation, and production ramp activities
• Developing and improving test procedures for harness validation, continuity, hipot, and end-of-line verification
• Contributing to production documentation including build instructions, torque specs, inspection standards, and repair procedures
• Supporting vehicle electrical integration in a fast-paced production environment with urgency and high attention to detail

Requirements

• Experience in marine, automotive, or EV vehicle production environments
• Experience supporting production environments and resolving line-down or build-impacting issues quickly
• Experience interfacing with electrical schematics, formboards, drawings, and engineering change releases
• Hands-on experience building, reworking, or repairing harnesses
• Experience selecting connectors, terminals, crimps, seals, wire types, and tooling
• Familiarity with vehicle electrical systems and communication protocols (CAN, LIN, Ethernet, etc.)
• Strong troubleshooting skills using multimeters, scopes, and standard electrical tools
• Able to work cross-functionally between engineering and production teams
• Experience with EMI/EMC mitigation in vehicles
• Clear written and verbal communication skills

Bonus Qualifications

• Familiarity with ABYC, ISO, IPC/WHMA-A-620, UL, or IEC standards
• Experience in designing LV harness assemblies (Preferably Zuken E.3)
• Experience with HV cable assemblies, shielding, grounding, and safety systems
• Experience reducing cost through design simplification or supplier optimization
• Familiarity with CAD-to-formboard bridge tools (NX to Zuken Bridge)
• Experience with outsourced harness suppliers, contract manufacturers, or offshore production partners
• Strong prioritization and time management in high-urgency environments
• Comfortable pushing at a fast but sustainable pace
• Enthusiasm for boating and the water

Benefits

• Salary range: P2: $140,000, P3: $170,000
• Highly competitive equity grants
• Semi-annual bonuses tied to impact
• Healthcare benefits (99% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision)
• Parental leave (14 weeks fully paid for birthing and non-birthing parents)
• Generous time off
• Income protection (Life and disability insurance for all employees)
• Roth 401(k) access
• Water fund ($500 annually for water-related expenses)
• Professional development (Annual reimbursement for professional development and a monthly AI stipend)
• Safety support (Annual reimbursement for PPE, ergonomic equipment, and safety gear)
• Captain training (Training and access to take Arcboats out with friends and family)
• Office perks (Daily lunches, snacks, and good coffee)
• Relocation assistance (Available depending on role eligibility)