Electrical Panel and Low-Current Assembly Technician

Tedeg Company; Çankaya; On-site; TRY 380,000 - 520,000; Full time

Job summary

TEDEG Defence is seeking an Electrical Panel and Low-Current Assembly Technician to join its Production department. You will assemble control and distribution panels for defence projects, wire signal and data lines, and produce cable harnesses with military connectors, contributing to system commissioning.

The ideal candidate has a high school diploma (electrical/electronics) and hands-on experience with panel layouts, wiring diagrams, hand tools, and soldering; familiarity with MIL connectors

Qualifications

• High school diploma in electrical/electronics or equivalent vocational training.
• Experience in electrical panel assembly and/or low-current wiring preferred.
• Ability to read wiring diagrams and technical drawings.
• Familiarity with cables, connectors and accessories.
• Experience with hand tools and soldering is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Assemble electrical panels including mounting, wiring and testing.
• Carry out power and control wiring inside panels and ensure proper labeling and bonding.
• Assemble and connect panel door equipment and carry out functional tests.
• Wire signal, control and data lines and produce cable harnesses per drawings.
• Support commissioning, maintenance and fault-finding in electromechanical systems.

Skills

Electrical wiring

Panel assembly

Reading wiring diagrams

Hand tools

Soldering

Education

High school diploma in electrical/electronics

Tools

MIL-DTL-38999

D-Sub

Multimeter

Crimpers

Torque screwdrivers

Job description

We are looking for a technician to join our Production department, assemble the control and distribution panels for our defence projects, and produce low-current wiring and cable harnesses with military connectors.

Job Description

TEDEG Defence is looking for an Electrical Panel and Low-Current Assembly Technician to join its Production department. In this role, you will carry out the complete assembly of control and distribution panels for our defence projects, from component layout to wiring, produce low-current wiring for signal, control and data lines as well as special-purpose cable harnesses with military connectors, and contribute to the commissioning of the systems.

Duties and Responsibilities

Electrical Panel Assembly

• Prepare mounting panels according to panel layout and wiring diagrams; cut, drill and fix DIN rails, cable ducts and mounting plates
• Position and mount panel components (switches, fuses, contactors, relays, terminal blocks, power supplies, PLC / relay cards, miniature circuit breakers, indicator lamps) in accordance with the schematic
• Carry out power and control wiring inside the panel; apply cable cross-section selection, ferrule crimping, numbering and labelling (cable markers) in line with standards
• Segregate power and low-current lines inside the panel and ensure a duct layout and cable routing that prevent interference (EMI)
• Make panel earthing, equipotential bonding and chassis connections
• Mount and connect panel door equipment (push buttons, switches, HMI, indicator lamps, connector panel)
• Perform point-to-point, continuity, insulation and functional tests after assembly; identify and report nonconformities
• Support panel labelling, documentation and as-built schematic updates

Low-Current / Wiring

• Wire signal, control, communication and data lines (RS-485, CAN, Ethernet, analogue / digital I/O)
• Produce special-purpose cable harnesses within and between units according to drawings: measuring, cutting, stripping, crimping, soldering
• Assemble military connectors (MIL-DTL-38999, MIL-DTL-5015, D-Sub, circular connectors), insert / extract pins and fit backshells
• Maintain signal integrity through shielding, braid termination, drain wire application and earthing at the correct point
• Apply sleeving / heat-shrink tubing, spiral wrap, cable ties and harness lacing
• Test finished cable harnesses for pin-out, continuity, short circuits and insulation resistance, and keep test records
• Assemble electromechanical systems, integrate them into the system and commission them
• Carry out maintenance, repair and fault-finding on electrical and electronic systems

Requirements

• At least a high school diploma (preferably from a vocational high school, electrical / electronics) or a vocational college degree
• Candidates experienced in electrical panel assembly and / or low-current wiring and harness production will be preferred; candidates who are interested in the field and open to learning will also be considered
• Knowledge of and experience in reading panel layouts, wiring diagrams and technical drawings, or eager to learn
• Familiar with cables, connectors and cable accessories (ferrules, sleeving, backshells, terminal blocks), or eager to learn
• Experienced in using hand tools (crimpers, wire strippers, cable cutters, pin insertion / extraction tools, torque screwdrivers), or eager to learn
• Knowledge of soldering and of measurement / continuity checks with a multimeter is preferred
• Familiarity with IPC/WHMA-A-620 or similar cable / harness quality standards is an advantage
• Eager and motivated to work as a technician in the defence, aerospace, automotive or similar industries
• Detail-oriented, meticulous, a team player and compliant with health and safety rules
• Male candidates must have completed their military service

TEDEG Defence is a Turkish engineering company developing high-reliability power systems and electromechanical subsystems for the defence industry.

We develop military motor drives, static frequency converters, power distribution and control units, and platform-specific mission systems, and we carry out every process from design to production within our own engineering infrastructure.

Our core approach is to develop systems that offer an alternative to imported products, comply with military standards (MIL-STD) and operate reliably in the field. Environmental durability, electromagnetic compatibility, manufacturability and system integration are integral parts of our design processes.