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Recreational Electrical, LLC

Vehicle Electrical Harness Designer

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A CAD Designer or Drafter uses computer software to convert engineering or architectural designs into technical drawings and plans.

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Vehicle Electrical Harness Designer Recreational Electrical, LLC - 4.4 Loveland, CO Job Details Full-time $21 - $41 an hour 2 days ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Employee discount Opportunities for advancement Retirement plan Qualifications Measuring tapes Electrical schematic reading and interpretation
English Full Job Description Schedule:
M-Th 6:00am - 4:30pm (Full-Time)
Compensation:
$21-41/hr About Us Recreational Electrical is a specialty vehicle upfitter serving primarily first responders and other government public works agencies. We build mission-ready vehicles equipped with lights, sirens, communication systems, and more. Every vehicle we build is a tool that someone's life may depend on. We design and manufacture our own electrical harnesses in-house , and we're committed to implementing lean manufacturing principles that drive quality, efficiency, and continuous improvement across everything we do. We're looking for a Vehicle Electrical Harness Designer who loves building things, takes pride in seeing their work come to life in the real world, and thrives in a collaborative engineering environment. What You'll Do Harness Design & Documentation Use Cadonix software to draw schematics and wiring harnesses for 12V DC automotive electrical systems. Design and continuously improve formboards to optimize production flow and ergonomics. Maintain and improve the company's in-house harness MES software (involves heavy use of AI tools). While this is primarily a computer-based design role, you'll also spend time on the production floor — taking vehicle measurements, collaborating with the harness team, and reviewing builds in progress. Quality & Process Control Create, implement, and maintain quality control standards for harness design and production. Develop process controls to ensure consistency and reliability across builds. Support lean manufacturing initiatives by identifying waste, improving flow, and standardizing work. Collaboration & Cross-Functional Work Collaborate with fabrication engineers to ensure harnesses fit properly and function reliably within the vehicle. Partner with the harness production team to support process improvement and maintain quality —not as a manager, but as a strong collaborative partner who takes healthy ownership of design and supports the teams building and installing your designs. Future Growth Opportunities Limited 3D CAD work in Fusion 360 for component placement is a future responsibility. Training would be provided. Who You Are You take ownership. Not in a "my way or the highway" sense — in a "this is my work and I care about it being right" sense. You love building things. The idea of designing a harness in the morning and watching it get built in the afternoon excites you. You're a learner. You're not above asking questions, trying new tools, or being taught something by a technician on the floor. You think in systems. You understand that a harness isn't just wires — it's part of a vehicle that must work when it matters most. You're collaborative, not territorial. You work with fabrication, production, and engineering as partners, not boundaries.
What We're Looking For Requirements:
Ability to read and understand instructions and safety documentation in English. Ability to accurately read a tape measure. Ability to read and interpret wiring diagrams and harness drawings. Willingness to work on the production floor with harness technicians when needed.
Preferred:
Strong understanding of 12V DC electrical systems in automotive or specialty vehicle applications. Experience with Cadonix Arcadia or similar harness design software. Experience with creating electrical schematics. Comfort working with AI software and a willingness to learn and help improve in-house systems. Genuine interest in building things and seeing real-world outcomes. Familiarity with formboard design and harness manufacturing processes. Experience in lean manufacturing environments. Quality control or process documentation experience. 3D CAD experience (Fusion 360) is a plus. Benefits Competitive compensation based on experience — we're willing to train the right person even if you don't check every box. Paid holidays and sick time. Paid birthday off during the month of your birthday. Three-day weekends. Opportunities for advancement and skill development. Dropping off your resume in person during business hours is encouraged, especially Monday through Thursday—we'd love to meet you and show you the shop.
Pay:
$21.00 - $41.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) Dental insurance Employee discount Health insurance Paid time off Retirement plan
Work Location:
In person