MRB Electrical Harness Lead – Aerospace Manufacturing

Archer; San Jose (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Archer, an aerospace company based in San Jose, California, is seeking a MRB/Design professional to support all aircraft build locations including San Jose and Covington. The role focuses on MRB activities, harness design compliance, and collaboration with engineering and test teams to ensure quality and safety.

The successful candidate will have at least five years in MRB/design and experience with wire harness standards, fabrication concepts, and Mentor Graphics tools.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 5 years of MRB/design experience.
• Strong understanding of wire harness compliance requirements.
• Familiarization with harness fabrication concepts, systems or tools.

Responsibilities

• MRB activities at all build locations (San Jose and Covington).
• Build quality checks for all phases of aircraft build.
• Coordinate functional testing issues and HV tests on the aircraft.
• Coordinate DFM / DFA activities for Engineering.
• Lead physical harness upgrade activities if required.
• Coordinate with Flight test group for inspections, repairs and work instructions.
• Assist ME and Technicians with engineering data clarifications.
• Help develop MRB methods and standards for all production facilities.
• Help develop design and compliance standards within the team.
• Maintain strong understanding of harness design compliance.

Skills

MRB experience

Wire harness compliance

2D/3D wiring design

Mentor Graphics

Tools

Mentor Graphics Design Tool Suite

Job description

Archer, an aerospace company based in San Jose, California, is seeking a MRB/Design professional to support all aircraft build locations including San Jose and Covington. The role focuses on MRB activities, harness design compliance, and collaboration with engineering and test teams to ensure quality and safety.

The successful candidate will have at least five years in MRB/design and experience with wire harness standards, fabrication concepts, and Mentor Graphics tools.