Senior Electronics & Electrical Lab Technician​/Lead

Fourier is working to make on-site hydrogen universally accessible. Our breakthrough architecture enables highly modular and automated electrolyzers that scale to any size while optimizing efficiency across operating conditions. We are on a mission to accelerate the transition to a sustainable, emission-free energy future.

We are seeking a highly hands-on Senior Electronics & Electrical Lab Technician / Lead to join our lean R&D and manufacturing team.

This is a technical leadership role for someone who enjoys being close to the hardware and can own the build, testing, troubleshooting, and validation of complex electrical and electronic systems
. You will work closely with electrical, power electronics, mechanical, controls, and manufacturing engineers to bring prototypes and one-of-a-kind assemblies from concept through testing and deployment, including development of internal test systems for Fourier's electrolyzer stacks.

You will also mentor junior technicians, establish best practices, and help ensure work is performed safely, accurately, and efficiently. The ideal candidate is comfortable with both low- and high-voltage systems, has hands‑on experience with electrical safety and Hi‑Pot testing
, and can independently troubleshoot hardware from component to system level.

• Own electrical and electronics lab activities, ensuring safe, accurate, and efficient execution.

• Lead and mentor junior Electronics and Electrical Technicians.

• Establish best practices for electrical assembly, testing, instrumentation, documentation, and lab safety.

• Support prioritization and coordination of hands‑on activities across multiple projects.

• Maintain lab equipment, tools, instrumentation, calibration, and consumables.

• Build, wire, instrument, test, and troubleshoot prototype and production electrical/electronic assemblies.

• Work with low- and high-voltage AC/DC systems and high-energy equipment.

• Perform electrical safety testing, including Hi-Pot/dielectric withstand, insulation resistance, continuity, and grounding tests
  .

• Use oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, electronic loads, data acquisition systems, and other laboratory equipment.

• Troubleshoot electrical and electronic issues at the component, PCB, subsystem, and system level.

• Read and interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical drawings, BOMs, and engineering documentation.

• Support harness development and production.

• Partner with engineers to develop electrical/electronic test methods, fixtures, test stands, and procedures.

• Translate engineering requirements into practical and repeatable test setups.

• Design, fabricate, wire, instrument, and commission experimental and production test equipment.

• Own hands‑on assembly and testing of one‑of‑a‑kind and low‑volume manufacturing hardware.

• Build custom electrical panels, wiring harnesses, control systems, instrumentation, and prototype assemblies.

• Support first builds and transition successful prototypes into repeatable manufacturing processes.

• Develop SOPs, work instructions, inspection criteria, and test documentation.

• Identify design, assembly, and test issues and drive corrective actions with engineering.

• Maintain a safe, clean, organized, and highly functional laboratory.

• Develop and maintain SOPs, test procedures, checklists, and technical documentation.

• Ensure accurate test data, hardware configuration, and traceability.

• Follow and help establish electrical safety and lockout/tagout practices.

• Collaborate closely with R&D, electrical, power electronics, mechanical, controls, and manufacturing teams.

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