Harness Wiring Technician

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Viridi Parente is a disruptive energy company. We deliver solutions to tomorrow’s problems, today. We develop and manufacture battery pack technology for mobile and energy storage applications. We deliver customer-focused solutions, blending environmentally conscious products with a bottom-line mentality. Viridi is a fast-growing startup environment with an eye towards a sustainable future by bringing clean energy products to the market.

The Harness Wiring Technician builds, routes, terminates, inspects, and tests electrical wire harnesses and cable assemblies used in Viridi battery packs, energy storage systems, control panels, and related equipment. This role follows released drawings and work instructions to produce safe, consistent, traceable assemblies and supports manufacturing quality and continuous improvement.

• Build electrical wire harnesses and cable assemblies from released wiring diagrams, harness drawings, bills of materials, and manufacturing work instructions.
• Measure, cut, strip, label, crimp, solder where specified, and terminate wires and cables using approved tools and processes.
• Install connectors, contacts, terminals, ferrules, lugs, heat shrink, sleeving, conduit, cable ties, and protective coverings to drawing requirements.
• Route, dress, secure, and install harnesses in battery packs, electrical enclosures, and energy storage equipment while maintaining specified bend radii, clearances, and strain relief.
• Perform connector pinout verification, continuity checks, polarity checks, and point‑to‑point harness testing using approved test equipment and procedures.
• Inspect crimp quality, terminal retention, labeling, wire gauge, connector orientation, and overall workmanship; perform pull tests when required.
• Identify and document wiring defects, damaged components, drawing discrepancies, and nonconforming materials; complete approved rework and retesting.
• Use calibrated hand tools, crimp applicators, torque tools, and harness test equipment; report tooling issues and maintenance needs.
• Maintain material identification, revision control, traceability, and accurate production traveler and inspection records.
• Collaborate with manufacturing, engineering, and quality teams to resolve build issues and improve harness manufacturability.
• Follow ESD controls where applicable, and approved electrical safety practices; maintain a clean, organized workstation.
• Signifies Essential Functions of this position

• High school diploma or equivalent required; technical or vocational training in electrical assembly, electronics, or manufacturing preferred.
• Experience building wire harnesses, cable assemblies, control panels, or similar electrical products preferred; equivalent hands‑on assembly experience considered.

• Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams, connector pinout tables, harness drawings, bills of materials, and work instructions.
• Experience with wire stripping, crimping, connector assembly, cable routing, labeling, and proper wire termination techniques.
• Ability to use multimeters, continuity testers, harness testers, crimp tools, torque tools, and basic measuring equipment.
• Understanding of wire gauges, connector identification, polarity, circuit continuity, and workmanship requirements; familiarity with IPC/WHMA-A-620 preferred.
• Strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, troubleshooting ability, and commitment to…