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D24 Search Limited is seeking an Electrical Integration Engineer for our client, a fast-growing autonomous industrial-machines company establishing a new Austin hub. You will own the electrical interface between our autonomy system and customer machines, designing harnesses, power distribution, andCAN/J1939 connections, while leading bring-up and troubleshooting on site.
Ideal candidates have 5+ years in electrical integration, a BS in Electrical Engineering, and hands-on experience with
My client is a recently funded start up building the future of intelligent load handling by making industrial machines — forklifts, wheel loaders, diggers, and more — fully autonomous with "silicon brains." The company's machine-agnostic intelligence platform lets any machine, on any site, perceive, decide, and act autonomously. One platform. Any machine. No fleet replacement.
Already live across multiple sites and customers— spanning logistics and warehousing, industrial manufacturing, and large-scale chemical production —they are currently in a high-growth phase with strong customer demand, expanding aggressively into the United States with a new hub in Austin, Texas. C-level leadership is on the ground establishing a warehouse and lab facility, making this a true 0-to-1 environment where early hires will define the operational playbooks for deploying and operating autonomous machines at scale.
We are looking for an Electrical Integration Engineer with 5+ years of experience in automotive, off-highway, robotics, industrial, or vehicle electrical systems to own the electrical interface between our autonomy system and every customer machine. You're a hands-on engineer who is just as comfortable designing harnesses in electrical CAD as you are troubleshooting CAN/J1939 on a forklift in a customer's facility. As we expand aggressively into the US with a new hub in Austin, you'll be one of the first engineers to help turn industrial machines into autonomous robots. You'll also set the electrical integration standards that let one platform run on any machine.
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We turn any industrial machine into an autonomous robot. Forklifts, wheel loaders and diggers all run on one machine-agnostic platform with no fleet replacement.
It's already live with customers across Europe in logistics, manufacturing and chemical production. Now it's in a high-growth phase and building its US hub in Austin from scratch, with C-level leaders on the ground.
Electrical Integration Engineer role paying $140k–$180k. It's on-site in Austin with customer travel 1–3 days a week.