Electromechanical Technician

A Leading Developer in the Autonomous Vehicle and Delivery Robot Industry is currently hiring part time Robot Assembly & Service Technicians to support the production, maintenance, and repair of self-driving delivery robots. This role involves a variety of tasks, including mechanical and electrical assembly, troubleshooting, and fieldwork.

The ideal candidates will have experience in automotive or manufacturing environments, a proactive mindset, and the ability to handle diverse responsibilities.

Location - Columbus, OH, United States

Work environment - Onsite

Pay Rate – $23- $28 Per Hour

Schedule - Weekends, 7 AM-4 PM or 12 PM-9 PM (plus an occasional week day after 6 PM)

Assignment length - 6 month contract

RESPONSIBILITIES

Production and Assembly:

• Assemble harnesses, cables,...

Qualis LLC is seeking a motivated and skilled Electromechanical Technician to join our team. In this role, you will support our engineering and production activities by assisting with the assembly, testing, and troubleshooting of electromechanical systems. You will work closely with engineers to ensure that systems meet specifications and are delivered on time.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assemble and test electromechanical systems and components.
• Assist in troubleshooting and diagnosing issues in electromechanical systems.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings and schematics.
• Maintain tools and equipment used in the assembly and testing processes.
• Document test results and assist in preparing reports for engineering review.
• Work with engineers to improve assembly processes and product reliability.
• Adhere to safety standards and regulations in the workplace.
• Perform other related duties as...

What we're building

Our vision is to electrify all waterborne vessels, and we're starting with electric water sport boats.

Gas boats dominate today’s marine industry not because of great product offerings but because of a lack of better alternatives. Boaters have grown accustomed to vehicles that feel stuck in the 1980s: unreliable, expensive, loud, noxious, and a nightmare to own and operate. They’re also awful for the water and air they reside in.

By contrast, electric boats are superior in nearly every way: not only are they far more reliable and less costly to operate, but they’re also quieter, quicker, and cleaner, with no fumes or pollutants. However, they’ve been held back by both the technology and the talent to make them truly competitive with gas alternatives. That’s Arc’s opportunity.

Using modern, aerospace- and automotive-inspired techniques, we’re building our hulls, batteries, cooling systems, firmware, and software together...