Electronics Technician

LoopX; Northeastern Ontario; On-site; CAD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Training and support from technical团队

Growth opportunities

Job summary

LoopX, a Physical AI company with facilities in Sudbury and Toronto, seeks an Electronics Technician to assemble, calibrate, configure and test our systems in the Sudbury shop. This hands-on role includes taking ownership of shop production, planning daily work and ensuring equipment is complete, tested and ready for deployment on schedule.

You will calibrate sensors using in-house tools, assemble harnesses and control boxes, test systems and maintain technical records.

Qualifications

• Diploma or certificate in electronics or related field, or equivalent experience.
• Strong fundamentals in electrical circuits and wiring/assembly.
• Excellent organization, detail-orientation and accountability.

Responsibilities

• Precisely calibrate sensors using specialized tools and in-house software.
• Assemble electrical harnesses and control boxes, install software and configure systems.
• Test systems, troubleshoot issues and maintain accurate technical records.
• Prepare installation kits and ensure equipment is tested, documented and ready for shipping.
• Plan daily tasks and production schedules to meet deployment deadlines.
• Track progress, identify issues early and follow through with solutions.
• Maintain inventory, anticipate shortages, and manage parts deliveries.
• Coordinate shop work and implement procedures to improve quality and efficiency.
• Maintain a safe, organized workspace with properly managed tools and equipment.

Skills

Electrical wiring

Troubleshooting

Documentation

Teamwork

Education

Diploma or certificate in electronics

Job description

LoopX is a Physical AI company based in Sudbury and Toronto. We build all-condition intelligence for mining and heavy industry. Our systems are deployed on active mining equipment, improving safety, increasing productivity, and enabling the future of autonomous mining.

We are seeking an Electronics Technician to assemble, calibrate, configure and test our systems in our Sudbury shop. This hands-on role includes taking ownership of shop production, planning daily work and ensuring equipment is complete, tested and ready for deployment on schedule.

Strong organization, initiative and accountability are essential. You will coordinate priorities, anticipate issues and take responsibility for following work through to completion. Training on our products, tools and procedures will be provided.

Responsibilities

• > Precisely calibrate sensors using specialized tools and software developed in house
• > Assemble electrical harnesses and control boxes, install software and configure systems
• > Test systems, troubleshoot issues and maintain accurate technical records
• > Prepare complete installation kits and ensure equipment is tested, documented and ready for shipping
• > Plan daily tasks and production schedules to meet deployment deadlines
• > Track and report progress, identify issues early and follow through on solutions
• > Maintain inventory, anticipate shortages, purchase required parts and track deliveries
• > Coordinate shop work and implement procedures that improve quality, efficiency and organization
• > Maintain a safe, organized workspace with properly managed tools, parts and equipment

What we're looking for

• > Diploma or certificate in electronics, electrical technology, mechatronics or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
• > Basic understanding of electrical circuits and aptitude for wiring and assembly
• > Strong organizational skills, attention to detail and accountability for completing work
• > Initiative, sound judgment and reliable follow-through
• > Comfort with computers and learning new software and technical tools
• > Ability to manage priorities, solve problems and communicate clearly

Nice to have

• > Experience with electronics projects, wiring diagrams and electrical test equipment
• > Knowledge of Linux or computer networking

What we offer

• > Direct experience with AI-based mining technology focused on safety and productivity
• > Training and support from our technical team
• > Opportunities to contribute to improvements in our hardware, assembly processes and shop procedures
• > Growth potential in field deployment, machine integration design or shop management as your skills develop and the company grows

Compensation will be aligned with the candidate's experience and employment arrangement.

This opportunity is proudly supported by Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation and is funded through the Workforce Development Program. Program eligibility requirements .