Skill

Wire Harnesses

Manufacturing and Industrial

Wire harnesses are organized assemblies of electrical cables, wires, and connectors bundled together with sleeving, tape, or conduit to route power and signals through machinery, vehicles, or equipment. They are designed and built by electrical and manufacturing engineers to simplify installation, protect wiring from damage, and ensure reliable connections in complex systems like automobiles, aircraft, and industrial equipment. Working with wire harnesses involves reading wiring schematics, crimping terminals, and testing continuity.

Open roles requiring Wire Harnesses (1)

Solder Technician Sr.

AeroVironment

Full-time · Simi Valley, CA · $23 – $35 / hour

This role involves manufacturing, testing, and troubleshooting electronic systems for unmanned aerial vehicles, including soldering circuit boards and assembling avionics. It suits experienced technicians who can work from engineering drawings and specifications in a fast-paced aerospace environment.

Listed on AeroVironment’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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