What are the responsibilities and job description for the Electrical Assembly Technician position at Ocean Aero Inc?
About Ocean Aero:
Ocean Aero is an award-winning US company that has created the world’s first and only environmentally powered Autonomous Underwater and Surface Vehicle (AUSV). Ocean Aero’s autonomous marine robot, the Triton, operates exclusively on wind and solar energy and performs long endurance missions on the ocean surface with the ability to dive below the waves for underwater operations. The Triton uses a complex array of custom-built sensors, marinized electronics and software systems to operate, sense and communicate in the environment.
Ocean Aero has a collaborative culture with plenty of opportunities for growth and ownership, and comprehensive benefits.
Role Description:
The Electrical Assembly Technician will be responsible for assembling IPVs and other electromechanical components using assembly drawings and work instructions. The ideal candidate will be a hands-on, motivated team player with a genuine interest in marine robotics and electro-mechanical systems.
This role will report to Director of Operations.
Role Responsibilities:
- Assembly, testing, and installation of mechanical and electrical assemblies
- Assemble small components onto PCBs.
- Use various assembly and testing tools to build sub-systems based on instructions
- Follow established assembly instructions and interface with engineers to provide feedback on improvements
- Read and interpret mechanical and electrical engineering drawings and schematics
- Work along-side the team to install sub-systems into the vehicle
- Strip, prep, and clean underwater cables
- Solder wires to PCBs
- Crimp electrical connections and install connectors to modules
- Wire-to-wire splicing
- Terminate and crimp RF connections
- Pot electrical assemblies in epoxy or polyurethane at various mix ratios
- Oil compensate motor and sensor assemblies
- Use existing testing scripts to QC assemblies
- Maintain a clean work area and is responsible for designated tools
Role Requirements:
- IPC or NASA solder certification
- Experience assembling small components onto PCB boards with solder paste and stencil
- Capable of assembling electronic components and perform hand solder or surface mount component reflowing
- Ability to work independently and be an effective team player
- Ability to differentiate between colors, have good depth perception, and peripheral vision
- Basic computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft Office
- HS Diploma or GED, or equivalent combination of work experience and education
- Must be able to read, write, and speak English with excellent understanding
- Ability to handle active work including lifting, bending, walking and standing for considerable lengths of time
- Possess a valid Transportation Worker Identity Credential (TWIC) or successfully pass the requirements to obtain one
- Successfully pass drug test, background check, and motor vehicle screening
- Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Security Clearance
Role Preferences:
- Experience in undersea electronics and electromechanical assemblies
- Strong hands-on skills using a wide range of tools and production equipment
- Experience using Molex crimp tools
- General mechanical assembly skills
- Experience with cable splices, epoxy/polyurethane potting materials, submersible electronics
- General interest in marine robotics and systems