AUV Technician
Listed on 2025-12-31
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Engineering
Electronics Technician, Manufacturing Engineer
Key Responsibilities
- Mechanical & Electrical Assembly:
Assemble and integrate enclosures, frames, connectors, sensors, and cabling. Perform basic fabrication (drilling, cutting, tapping, mounting, sealing) and assist with waterproofing and marine‑grade cable management. - CAD & Packaging:
Create and edit part models and drawings in Solid Works. Support mechanical packaging, mounting solutions, fit checks, and generate BOMs. - System Integration & Testing:
Support subsystem integration (power, comms, navigation, sensors). Conduct bench tests, continuity checks, functional validation, and assist with test plans. - Wiring & Electronics:
Crimping, soldering, connectorization, harness routing. Basic troubleshooting using multimeters and continuity testers. Support telemetry (LoRa) setup and acoustic system cabling. - Documentation & Inventory:
Maintain build logs, as‑built photos, and configuration records. Track parts, lead times, and re‑order needs.
- Associate’s degree in advanced manufacturing, Electronics Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, or H.S. Diploma with equivalent experience (e.g., makers).
- 1–3 years of hands‑on technical experience (professional or significant academic/project equivalency).
- Hands‑on experience with 3D printing and troubleshooting/repair of 3D printers.
- Basic proficiency with CAD (Solid Works) and ability to read engineering drawings.
- Comfortable with hand tools, drill press, soldering iron, and crimpers.
- Working knowledge of wiring, connectors, and electronics fundamentals (polarity, continuity, grounding).
- Strong attention to detail, organization, and documentation habits.
- Experience with robotics, marine systems (AUV/ROV), or prototype integration.
- Exposure to ROS (Robot Operating System) and Linux‑based system configuration.
- Familiarity with DVL/INS/IMU concepts, acoustic/optical communications, and navigation basics.
- Experience with waterproofing techniques (O‑rings, glands, potting compounds, IP‑rated enclosures).
Conditions: On‑site laboratory and workshop environment with occasional field (maritime systems) support. Physical activities include lifting up to ~50 lbs.
Compensation: $25 - 30 per hour
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About UsGuided Particle Systems Inc is an advanced technology research, development, and manufacturing company that specializes in system‑level packaging, scaling, integration, and solving complex problems. We’re a small, growing company at the forefront of autonomous marine systems, microfabrication technology, and more. From the arts to analytical chemistry, robotics and quantum science, we research, develop, and apply cross‑disciplinary and cross‑industry technologies, tools, and techniques in our solutions.
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