AUV Electronics Technician (Dive-XL)

Anduril Industries; Rhode Island; Vor Ort; USD 39.000 - 58.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Equity grants

Comprehensive benefits

Zusammenfassung

Anduril Industries is seeking an Electronics Technician to join the Dive-XL team in Quonset, RI. You will build complex electromechanical assemblies and work with engineers to advance subsea robotics.

You will fabricate wire harnesses, solder PCBAs, and verify devices using DMMs and oscilloscopes, while adhering to tight tolerances and safety standards; occasional offshore travel may be required.

Qualifikationen

• Solid background in electronics in robotics/defense/avionics
• Detail-oriented assembly with tight tolerances
• Familiar with electrical engineering principles
• Understanding manufacturing life cycle
• Experience reading electrical schematics & engineering drawings
• Commitment to high-quality product and accountability
• Ability to perform electrical debugging with measurement tools
• Excellent verbal and written communication
• Eligible to obtain/maintain active U.S. Secret security clearance

Aufgaben

• Assemble and integrate pressure vessel components for AUV production
• Fabricate wire harnesses and solder PCBAs
• Flash/load correct SW/FW versions onto devices
• Build and test electrical assemblies for Anduril AUVs
• Develop and scale manufacturing jigs and fixtures
• Follow engineering specs and docmentation
• Support tool and lab maintenance
• Potential offshore travel to support operations

Kenntnisse

Electronics assembly

Schematic interpretation

Documentation reading

Verbal & written communication

Attention to detail

Security clearance eligible

Tools

Digital multimeter (DMM)

Oscilloscope

Electrical test equipment

Jobbeschreibung

Anduril Industries is seeking an Electronics Technician to join the Dive-XL team in Quonset, RI. You will build complex electromechanical assemblies and work with engineers to advance subsea robotics.

You will fabricate wire harnesses, solder PCBAs, and verify devices using DMMs and oscilloscopes, while adhering to tight tolerances and safety standards; occasional offshore travel may be required.