AUV Systems Integration Technician

Anduril Industries, Inc.; Rhode Island; On-site; USD 41,000 - 61,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive benefits

Equity grants

Job summary

Anduril Industries, Inc. seeks a Manufacturing (vehicle integration) Technician to join our team in Quonset, RI. You will work hands-on with engineering to deliver world-class autonomous underwater vehicles, building complex electromechanical assemblies and integrating them into the final product.

You will route, service, and test high-reliability cabling, design manufacturing jigs, and fabricate machined parts. Travel offshore may be required to support operations.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of experience in a mechanical field (aerospace/industrial).
• Familiar with fabrication processes and both plastic/metal parts.
• Experience with engineering drawings and technical docs.
• Commitment to a high-quality product and accountability.
• Experience with electromechanical systems and wiring harnesses.
• Structured, organized, and detail-oriented.

Responsibilities

• Work with engineers on AUV assembly and integration.
• Build, integrate, and test electro-mechanical assemblies.
• Route and service high-reliability cabling and wiring.
• Design and prototype manufacturing jigs to improve efficiency.
• Fabricate/modify machined parts and COTS components.
• Contribute to product development lifecycle and provide feedback.
• Document and improve workflows and on-site manufacturing.
• Possibility to travel offshore to support operations.

Skills

Mechanical experience

Fabrication basics

Documentation reading

Quality focus

Electromechanical systems

Attention to detail

Urgency and initiative

Education

No specific degree required (experience-based)

Tools

Digital multimeter

Hoisting license (MA state)

Machining/3D printing tools

Job description

Anduril Industries, Inc. seeks a Manufacturing (vehicle integration) Technician to join our team in Quonset, RI. You will work hands-on with engineering to deliver world-class autonomous underwater vehicles, building complex electromechanical assemblies and integrating them into the final product.

You will route, service, and test high-reliability cabling, design manufacturing jigs, and fabricate machined parts. Travel offshore may be required to support operations.