We have a direct hire opening for an Electrical Integration and Test Technician in Byron with an innovative company that is developing large hybrid-electric cargo drones for commercial and DoD logistics.
- In this role, you will join the aircraft build crew, where you will fabricate and install wire harnesses, mount and wire propulsion and avionics components, perform functional tests and troubleshooting, support flight test readiness, and work closely with cross-functional teams to ensure systems are installed correctly and meet aircraft requirements.
- They are currently developing and flight testing the aircraft as part of the ongoing aircraft development and FAA certification process, so this role involves hands-on integration, modification, troubleshooting, and testing work as the aircraft continues evolving.
Direct Hire Opportunity – Be on our client’s payroll from Day 1!
Pay and Shift Information:
- Pay Range: $45–$55/hour
- 1st shift: 9 am–5 pm; Mon–Fri with overtime during the weekdays as needed
- Travel is required for this role: Spend 10-15% of your time out on road trips to support aircraft testing activities
Job Duties of the Electrical Integration and Test Technician:
- Join the aircraft build team and perform electrical integration tasks across multiple aircraft build phases
- Fabricate, route, terminate, and install electrical harnesses for flight control, power distribution, propulsion, and avionics systems
- Complete work both at the bench and directly on the aircraft during active assembly and integration activities
- Read and follow wiring diagrams, schematics, engineering drawings, work instructions, and build documentation
- Use tools such as soldering irons, multimeters, oscilloscopes, wire strippers, crimp tools, torque wrenches, and pneumatic hand tools to complete electrical fabrication and testing activities
- Install and terminate harnesses throughout the aircraft structure while ensuring proper routing, securing, shielding, and installation practices are followed
- Work with both low- and high-voltage electrical systems while following all safety requirements, including HV battery system precautions
- Perform continuity checks, QA inspections, functional testing, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and rework activities on installed systems
- Document installation steps, inspection results, and testing activities to support traceability and internal quality requirements
- Work closely with mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, flight test engineering, and integration teams throughout aircraft development and testing activities
- Support troubleshooting, modification work, and installation changes as the aircraft continues evolving through prototype development and testing
- Remain flexible to shifting priorities and assist with other aircraft build, integration, and test activities as needed
Benefits of the Electrical Integration and Test Technician:
- The employer pays up to 99% of medical insurance premiums for employees and 50% for dependents, with Kaiser and Blue Shield plans available
- 401(k) plan with an employer match of up to 3%
- 10 paid holidays plus a 1-week shutdown between Christmas and New Year’s
- Flexible Time Off policy with no set maximum, pending manager approval
- They offer an equity package as part of total compensation, including incentive stock options
Job Requirements of the Electrical Integration and Test Technician:
- 3–5+ years of hands-on experience in aerospace, avionics, aircraft electrical integration, or related aviation environments
- Strong experience fabricating, routing, terminating, and installing wire harnesses in prototype, development, modification, or aircraft integration environments
- Able to work with both low-voltage and high-voltage systems, including energized circuit testing and troubleshooting
- Familiarity with aviation or military standards/specifications related to aircraft wiring, harness routing, labeling, securing, and component installation
- Comfortable working from engineering drawings, schematics, technical documentation, and evolving build information within a prototype aircraft environment
- Knowledge of aircraft-grade wiring tools, harness fabrication processes, and aerospace installation practices
- Experience using diagnostic and electrical testing equipment such as multimeters and oscilloscopes
- Able to work independently, troubleshoot installation/integration issues, and support aircraft build/test readiness activities with limited supervision
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