Electronics Technician — Field-Ready, Equity

9 Mothers; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meaningful Early Equity

Direct Roadmap Influence

Mission-Critical Work

The Builder's Playground

100% Employer-Paid Premiums

Unlimited PTO

Zero Red Tape

Austin-Based Culture

Relocation Assistance

Job summary

9 Mothers in Austin, TX is seeking an Electronics Technician to own hands-on fabrication for our counter-UAS systems. You will build cables, harnesses, and PCB assemblies, wiring compute enclosures, and ensure rugged, field-ready workmanship.

You will work with DMM, oscilloscope, and bench power supplies; read schematics; and travel to test ranges as needed. The role demands meticulous documentation and adherence to safety protocols in live-fire environments.

Qualifications

• 5+ years hands-on experience as an electronics technician or similar role.
• Expert-level cable and harness fabrication.
• Proficient soldering and rework, including SMT.
• Able to read schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Comfortable with field lab environments and travel.
• US person (citizen or lawful permanent resident) — ITAR compliance.

Responsibilities

• Build cables and wire harnesses from schematics, harness drawings, or an engineer’s sketch.
• Wire compute and control enclosures end-to-end.
• Rework and repair PCBAs and component replacements as needed.
• Perform test setups, run electrical tests, and log results.
• Travel to test ranges for field support and live-fire events.
• Maintain lab tools, documentation, and safety practices.

Skills

Cable harness fabrication

Soldering & rework

Schematic reading

Diagnostics with DMM

Bench oscilloscope use

Documentation

Travel readiness

Tools

DMM

Oscilloscope

Bench power supplies

Soldering station

Crimp tooling

Job description

9 Mothers in Austin, TX is seeking an Electronics Technician to own hands-on fabrication for our counter-UAS systems. You will build cables, harnesses, and PCB assemblies, wiring compute enclosures, and ensure rugged, field-ready workmanship.

You will work with DMM, oscilloscope, and bench power supplies; read schematics; and travel to test ranges as needed. The role demands meticulous documentation and adherence to safety protocols in live-fire environments.