Electric Propulsion Prototyping Technician

BETA Technologies, Inc.; Burlington (VT); Hybrid; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock units

RSUs/PSUs

Onsite health care Vermont

Dental and vision

Daily meals

Flight lessons

Parental leave

Job summary

BETA Technologies, Inc. is seeking an Engineering Technician in Vermont to assemble and repair electric motors for R&D, flight testing, and validation. You will document builds, support testing, and work with design engineers to troubleshoot and improve processes.

The role emphasizes safety, fast iteration, and hands-on fabrication with CAD tools and electrical systems knowledge. A two-year degree or certificate is required, with a competitive compensation package.

Qualifications

• Interpreting drawings, specs and schematics of mechanical and electrical components.
• Competent with hand and power tools.
• Strong critical thinking and attention to detail.
• Ability to adapt to changing goals in a collaborative setting.

Responsibilities

• Assemble or repair electric motors and document builds.
• Support motor testing and flight test activities with measurements and setup.
• Perform testing, validation, troubleshooting with design engineers.
• Edit and implement technical documentation in processes.
• Maintain build logs and quality checks with logs/spreadsheets.
• Develop expertise in electro-mechanical assembly of propulsion systems.
• Prioritize safety around high voltage.

Skills

Drawing interpretation

Hand & power tools

Critical thinking

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Sustainability passion

Welding/Machining

Education

Two-year degree or certificate

Tools

CAD (3DX/Catia)

Electrical 24–800 VDC

Job description

BETA Technologies, Inc. is seeking an Engineering Technician in Vermont to assemble and repair electric motors for R&D, flight testing, and validation. You will document builds, support testing, and work with design engineers to troubleshoot and improve processes.

The role emphasizes safety, fast iteration, and hands-on fabrication with CAD tools and electrical systems knowledge. A two-year degree or certificate is required, with a competitive compensation package.