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ICONMA, LLC
Engineering Technician, Powertrain Systems
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Engineering Technician, Powertrain Systems#26-38671
$43.40-$48.40 per hour
Fremont, CA
Onsite
Job Description
Our Client, an AV Manufacturing company, is looking for an Engineering Technician, Powertrain Systems for their Fremont, CA location.
Responsibilities:
Prepare / build testing hardware for the EE systems to the component level
Troubleshoot testing hardware for the EE systems to the component level
Perform approved high voltage enable/ disable procedures
Collaborate with design engineers to develop test systems that are appropriate to their needs
Making, updating and repairing wire harnesses for EV vehicles in the stage of development.
Support engineering lab preparedness by maintaining inventory, clear workspace and sufficient T&ME (Test and Measurement Equipment) and tools along with calibration cadence of equipment.
Perform FW updates on embedded HW systems (In lab and in the field)
Support lab operations related to battery testing, teardown, and analysis as needed
Carry out servicing and repair operations in a safe and methodical manner once trained.
Requirements:
Passion for electric, autonomous mobility and specifically electrical systems development
AS or Trade school certificate in mechatronics, electronics or other relevant field, or equivalent experience
High voltage and low voltage safety training
4+ years of experience related to automotive wire harness or electric vehicle systems
Understanding of basic diagnostics processes
Experience with maintenance and repair of power electronics, and low voltage PCBA circuits.
Able to read wire harness drawings and manage wire circuit lists.
Ability to solder, crimp, strip and fabricate harnesses.
Ability to read wire harness schematics, product specific documentation and work instructions knowledge and/or skills of operating test equipment used for harness manufacturing.
Experience with a wide variety of test and measurement equipment including but not limited to:
Experience with electric drive motor, high voltage battery, high voltage cabling
BiPolar power supplies / E-load / DAQ / AC & DC hook up function and compliance
Oscilloscope / DMM / Rogowski sensors / Hall sensors
Load cell / strain gauge / Accelerometers / LVDT
Pressure transducer
Thermocouples & TC welding / RTD / Thermistors
Arbin systems
RF / EMF
meters
Soldering certification
Familiarity with manual metal fabrication tools and processes: MIlling/lathe/drill/punch/press/bandsaw/shear/welding (TIG & MIG)
Familiarity with 3D design tools.
Solidworks / Fusion
360 / AutoCAD preferred / Catia
Through hole, SMA soldering / rework experience
EMI / EMC
test techniques exposure and experience
IPC/WHMA-A-620
Certified standard Expert (CSE)
High Voltage Certification and training
Technical trade school certificate or Associate Degree in automotive engineering, electrical mechatronics