Electronics Engineering Technician III – Lean Manufacturing

Power Solutions International; Michigan; On-site; USD 34,000 - 41,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision

401k match

Life insurance and AD&D

Short- and long-term disability

Employee assistance program

Pet insurance

Discounted prescription plans

Job summary

Power Solutions International (PSI) seeks an Engineering Technician III – Electronics in Michigan to support base engine electrical components, prototypes, and finished goods through ECO processes. You will lead assembly optimization, document work instructions, and coordinate with design for efficient production.

Responsibilities include wiring, panel assembly, tool design, fault isolation, BOM accuracy, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, quality, and operations.

Qualifications

• Two-year technical degree in automotive technology or 8 years of equivalent experience.
• Experience leading projects across multiple teams in manufacturing.
• Lean manufacturing knowledge in ISO environments.
• Ability to read electrical and mechanical prints and use diagnostic tools (DMM, Oscilloscope).

Responsibilities

• Assemble electrical components including wire harnesses and control panels.
• Design tools and fixtures for prototype or production.
• Fault isolation and troubleshooting of electrical/electro-mechanical systems.
• Maintain BOM accuracy and document changes.
• Provide technical support between engineering, quality, and service.
• Create standard work instructions and NPIs.

Skills

Lean manufacturing

Electrical troubleshooting

Project leadership

Documentation skills

Education

Two-year technical degree or 8 years experience

Tools

DMM

Oscilloscope

Power tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Power Solutions International (PSI) seeks an Engineering Technician III – Electronics in Michigan to support base engine electrical components, prototypes, and finished goods through ECO processes. You will lead assembly optimization, document work instructions, and coordinate with design for efficient production.

Responsibilities include wiring, panel assembly, tool design, fault isolation, BOM accuracy, and cross-functional collaboration with engineering, quality, and operations.