The role, as published
About the company
Our client is an industrial automation company.
The role
Raydar is recruiting for this role on behalf of our client. Turn standardized retrofit hardware into working installations on heavy vehicles, tailoring each build to the machine in front of you. The work splits between the workshop and customer sites, with a focus on diagnosing problems that span electrical, mechanical and software layers and passing findings back to engineering.
What you'll do
- Tailor a standard set of electrical and computing hardware so it fits each different machine model.
- Assemble and fit cabling, connectors, brackets, sensing devices and moving components onto vehicles.
- Validate each installation through electrical continuity, voltage, power and vehicle network checks.
- Visit customer locations to assess retrofit needs, then carry out installation, commissioning, debugging and acceptance testing.
- Diagnose integration faults across electrical, mechanical and software layers, and raise clear change requests with engineering teams.
- Capture build problems and lessons learned so that future installations are smoother and more repeatable.
What we're looking for
- At least 4 years of hands-on experience in a vehicle, robotics or heavy equipment environment.
- A bachelor's degree.
- A background in designing physical components for large machinery.
- Experience retrofitting machines or vehicles that are already in service.
- Experience fitting hardware and structural mounts onto vehicles or equipment.
- Working knowledge of vehicle network wiring and automotive-style electrical systems.
- Practical skill in cable assembly, terminations and fault-finding.
- Comfort using electrical test instruments, bench power sources and general workshop tools.
- Willingness to work a hybrid schedule and travel to customer sites up to 25% of the time.
Bonus points
- Prior work at a company in the automotive, self-driving or robotics space.
- Exposure to controller programming or low-level embedded software.
Location and work model
- Austin, Texas, United States (London, United Kingdom is also possible)
- Hybrid, with about 25% travel to customer sites
- Full-time