Autonomous Skid Systems Technician

AT Process Technologies; Berwick (ME); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

AT Process Technologies (ATP) is building a core team to assemble, wire, and stand up autonomous skidded production systems. The Engineering Technician will turn engineering designs into working hardware—assembling mechanical subsystems, wiring control panels, and fabricating parts, while supporting ground operations at ATP and customer sites.

The ideal candidate works across mechanical, electrical, and fabrication tasks, moves quickly without sacrificing quality, and can troubleshoot hardware

Qualifications

• Hands-on mechanical assembly experience on shop floor
• Ability to read mechanical drawings and wiring diagrams
• Comfort with electrical wiring and basic shop fabrication

Responsibilities

• Assemble mechanical subsystems, skids, and process equipment from drawings, BOMs, and direction from engineers
• Wire industrial control panels, field devices, and cabling for PLC-based automation systems
• Fabricate parts and brackets using hand and power tools and basic machining equipment
• Support installation and termination of sensors, actuators, valves, and instrumentation on process skids
• Assist with PLC I/O checkout, wiring verification, and basic control circuit troubleshooting
• Support hardware-in-the-loop testing, commissioning, and factory/site acceptance testing
• Perform ground ops support at ATP and customer sites including rigging and field installation
• Identify and flag build issues and discrepancies before integration
• Maintain a clean, safe shop and field work environment
• Keep build records and as-built documentation accurate and up to date
• Travel to ATP sites, customer locations, and vendor facilities as needed

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Technical/trade school training

Tools

Siemens PLC

P&ID interpretation

Job description

AT Process Technologies (ATP) is building a core team to assemble, wire, and stand up autonomous skidded production systems. The Engineering Technician will turn engineering designs into working hardware—assembling mechanical subsystems, wiring control panels, and fabricating parts, while supporting ground operations at ATP and customer sites.

The ideal candidate works across mechanical, electrical, and fabrication tasks, moves quickly without sacrificing quality, and can troubleshoot hardware