Electrical Integration Technician

Responsibilities

• Assemble and wire industrial control cabinets and enclosures from electrical drawings — power distribution, servo/VFD motor drives, controllers and I/O, and networking hardware
• Fabricate, route, and terminate cable harnesses and shielded cabling with proper strain relief, shield/drain termination, labeling, and clean wire dress
• Pull, terminate, and test industrial networking (copper Ethernet/EtherCAT and fiber (SFP+)) and document connectivity
• Support motor, servo, and drive bring-up alongside engineers: mounting, wiring, power-up, and first-pass fault diagnosis
• Test and validate completed cabinets and assemblies without supervision (continuity, insulation resistance, and functional power-up)
• Support installation and bring-up of complete additive manufacturing lines on the factory floor
• Work with technicians of other trades, build and deploy electro-mechanical assemblies
• Manage lab and build consumables, ensuring stocking of critical materials
• Read and interpret schematics and panel layouts, follow work instructions, and help improve assembly and fabrication processes
• Perform planned maintenance and unplanned repairs on factory and lab equipment
• Complete 6S responsibilities (sort, set in order, shine, standardize, sustain, safety)

Qualifications

• 2+ years of electrical integration experience in an industrial production, controls, or panel-build environment
• Control panel and cabinet wiring and assembly experience (terminal blocks, DIN rail, ferrules)
• Familiarity with power distribution and low-voltage wiring practices, including proper grounding and bonding
• Experience interpreting schematics, wiring diagrams, and/or blueprints
• Experience building cables and harnesses
• Proficiency with electrical test instruments (DMM, power supply, insulation and continuity testers, etc.)