Havoc AI Electrical Technician fabricates, tests, and troubleshoots electrical systems for uncrewed surface vessels and subsystems. The role involves building test setups, integrating components, and maintaining shop equipment.
Responsibilities
As an Electrical Technician on our Hardware Engineering team, you’ll help fabricate, test and troubleshoot our uncrewed surface vessels and their subsystems. Your work will range from building test setups for individual components to integrating complete vehicles.
We’re looking for a versatile technician with strong skills in electrical fabrication, instrumentation and test, plus some experience with mechanical assembly. Attention to detail matters here. One week you might build several identical assemblies, the next you might create a one-off solution to a brand-new problem. You’re organized and document your work, but you can also think on your feet. You’ll learn new tools and software and work alongside engineers from several disciplines.
Build, Test & Troubleshoot: Build, test and troubleshoot electrical systems from 5V to 48V, including battery-powered components, RF devices, data acquisition systems, sensors, payloads, motors and actuators.
Problem Solving: Help develop solutions by bringing insights from your past hands-on experience.
Documentation: Document build, test and troubleshooting processes so work can be repeated and improved.
Shop & Equipment: Maintain shop equipment, tools and instrumentation. Help keep the shop organized, and set best practices for fabrication and the safe use of tools and equipment.
Sourcing: Source parts and tools to support design and build efforts.
Prototype to Production: Help move prototypes into production by simplifying and standardizing components and processes.
Qualification
Able to travel up to 4 weeks per yearAssembly of electromechanical systemsFamiliarity with a 3D CAD package
Required
Hands-on experience with electrical fabrication, instrumentation and test
Strong attention to detail and an organized, well-documented approach to your work
Comfortable switching between repeat builds and one-off problem solving
Eager to learn new tools and software and to work across technical disciplines
U.S. citizenship
Able to work onsite at our North Kingstown, RI facility
Able to travel up to 4 weeks per year
Preferred
Soldering and crimping of electrical connectors and wiring
Assembly of electromechanical systems
Basic electrical troubleshooting equipment, such as multimeters and oscilloscopes
Familiarity with wiring and PCB schematics and the tools used to create and document electrical systems
Familiarity with AC and DC electrical systems, and able to read electrical specifications and schematics
Familiarity with a 3D CAD package
Experience working on boats and in maritime environments
