Marine Systems Technician

This role offers a competitive salary and benefits package and is also eligible for the employee incentive stock option program.

Flux Marine is a marine technology start-up designing and manufacturing high-performance electric outboard propulsion systems. Our technology is built from the ground up for marine applications including commercial, recreational, defense, and other marine markets.

Based at our headquarters in Bristol, Rhode Island, Flux Marine combines engineering, manufacturing, and hands-on marine expertise to develop and deploy the next generation of electric marine propulsion.

Flux Marine is seeking a Marine Systems Technician to join our team and support the integration of Flux electric propulsion systems into a variety of vessels.

The primary responsibility of this role is systems integration: installing Flux outboards, high‑voltage battery systems, controls, electrical components, and supporting equipment into new and existing boats. The Marine Systems Technician will work closely with our engineering, service, and marine operations teams to take vessels from initial integration through commissioning and on‑water testing.

This is a hands‑on role well suited for someone with experience in marine rigging, electrical systems, boat building, automotive systems, or a similar technical trade. The ideal candidate is comfortable working independently, solving problems in the field, and producing clean, reliable, professional‑quality installations.

• Install Flux electric propulsion systems into new and existing vessels
• Install and rig electric outboards, high‑voltage battery systems, controls, displays, chargers, and supporting components
• Install and integrate vessel systems, electronics, pumps, plumbing, controls, and related equipment
• Fabricate mounting plates, brackets, panels, cable supports, and other components required for vessel integrations
• Read and follow electrical diagrams, installation drawings, schematics, and work instructions
• Work with engineering to identify and resolve integration challenges
• Maintain a high standard of workmanship, organization, and installation quality
• Document installations and provide feedback to improve integration procedures and work instructions

• Support system commissioning, troubleshooting, and functional testing
• Assist with dockside and on‑water testing of completed vessels
• Diagnose and troubleshoot electrical, mechanical, and vessel system issues
• Support vessel maintenance, repairs, and service work as needed
• Maintain tools, equipment, parts, and integration work areas
• Assist with general shop and marine operations as required

• Hands‑on experience in the marine, automotive, electrical, mechanical, boat building, or similar technical field
• Experience with electrical wiring, fabrication, assembly, installation, or rigging
• Strong mechanical aptitude and hands‑on problem‑solving ability
• Ability to safely and confidently use common hand and power tools
• Ability to read and follow technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and installation instructions
• Strong attention to detail with an emphasis on clean, organized, professional‑quality work
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with technicians and engineers
• Strong communication and organizational skills
• Ability to lift 50 lbs regularly, climb ladders, and work safely in confined spaces
• High school diploma or GED

• Previous marine rigging, boat building, or marine systems installation experience
• Experience with high‑voltage or electric vehicle systems
• American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) and/or National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA)…