We are seeking a hands-on, detail-oriented Automotive TestPrototype Technician to support the testing, troubleshooting, and assembly of advanced automotive steering components, electronic control units (ECUs), and electrical drive systems. In this role, you will combine mechanical assembly with electrical diagnostics and precision measurement tools in a fast-paced prototype and testing environment.

Key Responsibilities Electrical DiagnosticsTesting:

Perform electrical checks, measurements, and root-cause troubleshooting on steering ECUs, electric motors, and associated electrical systems.

Component ReworkBenchtop Operations:

Flashing software, performing NVM dumps, and executing JTAG soldering and coating removal.

MechanicalECU Teardowns:

Carefully remove, inspect, and install covers, drive motors, ECUs, and sub-assemblies.

Failure Analysis:

Measure

MOSFET/DC

link values and identify motor shorts or electrical faults.

Quality Inspections:

Execute precision quality checks on steering columns, steering gears, and intermediate shafts (I-shafts).

ToolEquipment Operation:

Use precision measurement tools including micrometers, calipers, thread gages, and Go/No-Go gages; maintain tool calibration and tracking logs.

Prototype Support:

Actively support prototype builds, product teardowns, rework initiatives, and validation testing.

Key QualificationsBackgrounds Experience:

Hands-on experience in automotive testing, electrical troubleshooting, prototype builds, or precision mechanical/electronics assembly.

Technical Skills:

Strong proficiency with electrical diagnostic checks, component-level soldering/rework (JTAG), and reading schematics or assembly guides.

Measurement Proficiency:

Demonstrated skill using precision inspection tools (calipers, micrometers, thread gages, Go/No-Go gages).

Target Backgrounds:

Ideal candidates may come from roles such as Automotive Technician, Electrical/Electronics Technician, Test/Prototype Technician, Quality Inspector, Engineering Technician, or CNC/Mechanical Specialist with strong electrical troubleshooting skills. Key Attributes Strong hands-on mechanical and electrical aptitude. Comfortable working in a dynamic prototype, teardown, and lab testing environment. High attention to detail and quality standards during component handling. What We Offer Competitive hourly rate / salary package. Comprehensive health, vision, and dental insurance. 401(k) retirement options and paid time off (PTO). Hands-on exposure to cutting-edge automotive technologies and career development. To apply, please submit your resume along with a summary of your hands-on electrical and mechanical troubleshooting experience.