Integration Engineer

Role Overview

We’re building the next generation of autonomous vehicles — and we need a low voltage integration expert who thrives in the chaos and excitement of a startup environment. In this role, you’ll take ownership of integrating, commissioning, and troubleshooting the 12V/24V systems that keep our AV platforms alive and talking. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with mechanical, software, and test teams to bring prototype vehicles from CAD drawings to fully functional, road-ready machines.

This is not a “desk-only” role — expect to split your time between hands-on wiring, in-vehicle debugging, and system-level problem-solving in a fast-paced workshop and test track environment.

Key Responsibilities

Vehicle-Level Low Voltage Integration

Own the integration of all LV systems in prototype AV platforms — from power distribution units to ECU networks.

Install, route, and connect prototype wiring harnesses, fuse/relay boxes, and electrical modules.

Ensure proper grounding, shielding, and signal integrity across vehicle domains (body, chassis, ADAS, compute).

System Commissioning & Bring-Up

Lead power-on procedures and verify system readiness for bench and vehicle-level testing.

Validate ECU communication (CAN, LIN, Ethernet) and confirm signal mapping to AV software systems.

Support autonomous system bring-up, including sensor and compute integration.

Troubleshooting & Rapid Iteration

Diagnose and fix electrical integration issues in real time — from blown fuses to CAN bus conflicts.

Work with software engineers to resolve communication mismatches, network errors, and sensor integration faults.

Adapt wiring and system setups on-the-fly as vehicle designs evolve.

Startup Mindset & Collaboration

Collaborate daily with hardware, software, and mechanical teams to keep prototype builds on schedule.

Coordinate with suppliers and vendors for quick-turn parts, harness mods, and component swaps.

Contribute to process improvements for faster, cleaner, and more reliable LV integration.

Qualifications

Required:

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Automotive Engineering, or equivalent hands-on experience.

3 years in LV system integration for automotive prototypes, motorsport, EV, or AV programs.

Strong knowledge of 12V/24V power distribution, fuse/relay logic, and automotive networking (CAN, LIN, Ethernet).

Skilled with diagnostic tools: multimeter, oscilloscope, CANalyzer/CANoe, and wiring diagram software.

Comfortable working in a dynamic, ambiguous environment with shifting priorities.

Preferred:

Experience in autonomous vehicle or EV system integration.

Harness fabrication/modification skills (crimping, soldering, sealing).

Familiarity with automotive electrical standards (LV124, ISO 16750, UN ECE R10).

Exposure to mixed HV/LV environments.