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TK
Turn Key Harness and Wire
Electrical Engineer
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An Electrical Engineer designs, develops, and tests products and systems that use or produce electricity, including power generators, electric motors, radar and navigation systems, and communication systems. Works on larger electrical systems rather than small electronic products or devices.
$101,067 / year median in Michigan
-8% projected decline
Job Description
Electrical Engineer Turn Key Harness and Wire Oxford, MI Job Details Full-time $60,000 - $70,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits Health insurance Paid time off 401(k) matching Qualifications Attention to detail Quality audits Full Job Description Job Overview Electrical Engineer TK Harness & Wire in Oxford, MI specializes in low-volume electrical harness and cable manufacturing. We are currently expanding and seeking to add an Electrical Engineer to our team. The electrical engineer is responsible for assisting engineering leadership in implementing and executing detailed diagrams. This role is responsible for developing, optimizing, and sustaining manufacturing processes for wire harness assemblies that are used in the transportation sector. This role ensures production efficiency, product quality, cost control, and compliance with internal standards. The engineer will serve as the technical liaison between design engineering, quality, supply chain, and production teams to support prototype and development as well as ongoing production operations. Responsibilities Provide day-to-day technical support for wire harness manufacturing operations (cutting, stripping, crimping, soldering, braiding, labeling, continuity testing, etc.). Develop and maintain work instructions, process documentation, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). Optimize cycle times, workstation layouts, and material flow using Lean manufacturing principles. Lead root cause analysis and corrective actions for production issues (e.g., crimp pull failures, misrouting, labeling errors, test failures). Drive continuous improvement initiatives to improve first-pass yield (FPY), reduce scrap, and increase throughput. Collaborate with design engineering to review harness drawings, schematics, and BOMs for manufacturability (DFM/DFA). Develop process flows, tooling requirements, and capital equipment justifications for new harness builds. Design and implement assembly fixtures, test boards, and poka-yoke devices. Support pilot builds and production ramp-up activities. Specify and validate tooling and wire processing equipment. Ensure calibration and preventative maintenance schedules for assembly and testing equipment. Validate quality through testing, measurement, and analysis. Ensure compliance with