Wire Harness Technician / Cable Harness Technician

ZEBULUN TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE LIMITED; Singapore; On-site; SGD 20,000 - 31,000; Full time

Job summary

ZEBULUN TECHNOLOGY PRIVATE LIMITED in Singapore is seeking a hands-on Cable Assembler to assemble, test, and repair wire harnesses, copper cables, and fiber optic systems used in electronics, automotive, marine, and aerospace equipment. You will prepare cables, route and bind cables with conduit sleeves and connectors, and perform quality checks using microscopes and multimeters.

This role requires high attention to detail and steady hands, with on-the-job training available for entry-level

Qualifications

• Crimping standards knowledge and soldering skills.
• Ability to read schematic diagrams.
• Attention to detail and manual dexterity.

Responsibilities

• Cable Preparation: Cut, strip, crimp, and shield wires according to drawings.
• Assembly: Route and bind cables using conduit sleeves, cable ties, and connectors.
• Quality Testing: Inspect assemblies and test continuity with multimeters.

Skills

Crimping standards

Soldering

Reading schematics

Education

ITE diploma or on-the-job training

Job description

Assembles, tests, and repairs wire harnesses, copper cables, and fiber optic systems used in electronics, automotive, marine, and aerospace equipment.

Core Responsibilities

• Cable Preparation: Cut, strip, crimp, and shield wires accurately according to engineering drawings and work specifications.
• Assembly: Route and bind cables using conduit sleeves, cable ties, and connectors.
• Quality Testing: Inspect assemblies with microscopes and test electrical continuity using multimeters or diagnostic tools. [1, 2, 3]

Skills and Qualifications

• Technical Proficiency: Knowledge of crimping standards, soldering, and reading schematic diagrams.
• Education: Many entry-level roles in Singapore accept Institute of Technical Education (ITE) graduates or offer on-the-job training.
• Attributes: High attention to detail and strong hand-eye coordination. Most users on Reddit agree that trainability and a strong work drive matter just as much as prior technical experience. [1, 2, 3, 4]