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Electrical Integration Engineer
Job Summary
As an Electrical Integration Engineer, you will own the electrical interface between autonomous systems and industrial machinery. You will be a hands-on engineer responsible for designing wiring harnesses, defining electrical architectures, and performing on-site troubleshooting to transform industrial machines into autonomous robots.
Essential Functions
- Analyze OEM vehicle electrical architectures and define interfaces between hardware and customer machines
- Design wiring harnesses, power distribution, grounding, protection, I/O circuits, and CAN/J1939 physical connections
- Produce release-quality schematics, harness drawings, connector tables, BOMs, and installation documentation
- Lead electrical bring-up, validation, and troubleshooting on customer machines
- Guide technicians through assembly and rework processes
- Develop reusable electrical integration standards and components to support scalable operations
Required Qualifications
- 5 to 16 years of experience as an electrical integration engineer
- Experience designing wiring harnesses and low-voltage power distribution systems using electrical CAD and harness design tools
- Experience with automotive, off-highway, robotics, industrial, or vehicle electrical systems
- Experience with CAN and J1939 physical interfaces or stack implementation in electric powertrains
- Hands-on experience troubleshooting electrical systems using multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and CAN tools
- Background in automotive embedded software and ECU development
- Ability to work on-site in Austin, TX
- Willingness to travel regularly to customer facilities (1-3 days per week)
Technical Skills
- CAN
- J1939
- Electrical CAD
- Harness Design Tools
- ECU
- Oscilloscopes
- Multimeters
- CAN Tools
- Power Supplies
Education & Certifications
Bachelor of Science degree, preferably in Electrical Engineering.
Compensation & Benefits
Salary range: $140,000 - $180,000 per year