Electronics Technician: Robotics Wiring & Assembly

Gritt; South San Francisco (CA); On-site; USD 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Gritt in South San Francisco, CA is seeking a full-time Electronics Technician to wire, assemble, and troubleshoot robot electronics on-site. You will build wiring harnesses, connect onboard compute and sensors, and ensure safety around low and mid-voltage systems in field-ready hardware.

This hands-on role requires reading wiring diagrams, meticulous wiring work, and a proactive approach. You'll collaborate with a tight robotics team as you help bring real-world autonomy to outdoor environments.

Qualifications

• Hands-on wiring, harnessing, crimping, and soldering experience.
• Ability to read wiring diagrams and schematics to build and troubleshoot.
• Strong attention to safety around power systems.
• Willingness to work in a hands-on, hardware-heavy environment.
• Self-directed and proactive team member.

Responsibilities

• Build, route, and terminate wiring harnesses per drawings and wiring diagrams
• Crimp, solder, and connect wiring to spec, verify continuity and polarity
• Assemble, wire, and integrate onboard compute, sensors, and embedded hardware into robot platforms
• Work safely around low and mid-voltage power systems - batteries, power distribution, motor controllers
• Diagnose and troubleshoot wiring and electrical assembly issues down to the connector or component level
• Label, document, and organize wiring and cabling so systems are serviceable in the field
• Support bring-up, bench testing, and debugging of new hardware builds
• Keep the electronics bench organized and tools/equipment properly maintained
• Fabricate simple enclosures with hand tools and power tools.

Skills

Wiring harnesses

Crimping & soldering

Electronics assembly

Troubleshooting hardware

Reading wiring diagrams

Tools

Multimeters

Bench power supplies

Soldering iron

Oscilloscope

Job description

Gritt in South San Francisco, CA is seeking a full-time Electronics Technician to wire, assemble, and troubleshoot robot electronics on-site. You will build wiring harnesses, connect onboard compute and sensors, and ensure safety around low and mid-voltage systems in field-ready hardware.

This hands-on role requires reading wiring diagrams, meticulous wiring work, and a proactive approach. You'll collaborate with a tight robotics team as you help bring real-world autonomy to outdoor environments.