Vehicle Integration Technician

The Senior Vehicle Integration Technician is responsible for installing, integrating, testing, validating, and troubleshooting complex electronic systems in prototype and production-intent vehicles, hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test systems, and laboratory test racks.

This role requires strong automotive electrical and electronics expertise, hands-on vehicle integration experience, and the ability to independently diagnose and resolve complex technical issues while collaborating effectively with engineering and technical teams.

Responsibilities

What you'll do...
Installation and System Integration
•    Install, integrate, and configure electronic hardware and systems in vehicles and test environments, including:
o    Prototype vehicle systems
o    Hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test systems and test racks
o    Telematics systems
o    Advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS)
o    Infotainment systems
o    Electric vehicle charging systems
o    High-voltage battery systems
o    Aftermarket components and accessories
•    Fabricate, modify, and install wiring harnesses, connectors, modules, sensors, and related components.
•    Verify that wiring, connections, mounting, and system configurations meet engineering requirements, manufacturer specifications, and applicable industry standards.
•    Work closely with engineering teams to support system bring-up, vehicle builds, upgrades, and hardware modifications.

Testing and Validation
•    Perform functional, performance, and safety testing of integrated systems.
•    Use diagnostic tools, test equipment, and engineering software to verify system operation and identify technical issues.
•    Support validation activities by executing test procedures and collecting accurate data.
•    Document installation details, system configurations, test procedures, findings, and results.
•    Communicate issues clearly and provide recommendations for corrective action.

Troubleshooting and Repair
•    Diagnose complex electrical and electronic system malfunctions, communication faults, and hardware failures.
•    Apply structured troubleshooting methods to identify root causes and implement effective solutions.
•    Repair, replace, or modify wiring, connectors, modules, and related components as needed.
•    Verify repairs and modifications through appropriate testing and validation.
•    Escalate design-related issues and collaborate with engineers to develop long-term solutions.

Technical Leadership
•    Apply advanced knowledge of automotive electronics, circuit analysis, power electronics, vehicle communication networks, and digital systems.
•    Read and interpret wiring diagrams, schematics, engineering drawings, pinout tables, and technical documentation. •    Maintain awareness of emerging vehicle integration technologies, tools, standards, and best practices. •    Provide technical guidance, share knowledge, and mentor less-experienced team members. •    Promote safe, organized, and high-quality work practices.