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About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Diagnose and resolve mechanical and electrical faults across a fleet of autonomous electric tow tractors, including brake systems, steering actuators and encoders, drivetrain components and structural hardware.
- Perform electrical troubleshooting on vehicle wiring harnesses, CAN bus systems, power distribution, connectors and embedded computing hardware.
- Repair or fabricate replacement components including brake lines, mounting brackets, sheet metal parts and custom wiring harnesses.
- Coordinate and execute Preventive Maintenance Inspections in partnership with airport GSE maintenance teams, completing pre- and post-PMI checklists and returning tractors to autonomous service.
- Troubleshoot sensor and perception hardware including wheel encoders, LiDAR, radar, cameras and vehicle displays.
- Triage incoming fleet bug tickets within SLA and maintain accurate repair logs, EOD hardware status summaries and parts usage records.
- Develop and refine hardware inspection checklists, labeling standards, and post-repair verification procedures.
- Partner with software and autonomy engineers to support tractor bring-up, stack validation and sensor calibration.
- Coordinate with procurement to manage local spare parts inventory and ensure critical components are stocked at the deployment site.
- Support new sensor integrations, vehicle upfit projects and hardware improvements in coordination with the broader hardware team.
Requirements
What you’ll need- 3+ years of hands-on experience in hardware field engineering, electromechanical systems, vehicle electronics, robotics or a closely related discipline.
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot and repair both mechanical systems and electrical systems, including wiring harnesses, vehicle power systems and connectors.
- Experience reading and working from wiring diagrams, vehicle schematics and mechanical drawings.
- Comfort working independently in a field environment — scheduling your own work, prioritizing across multiple open issues and communicating status clearly to remote stakeholders.
- Proficiency with standard hand and power tools, crimping and soldering equipment and fabrication techniques.
- Strong written communication skills and experience with ticketing systems and structured status reporting.
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- Retirement plans
- Paid time off
- Flexible work arrangements
- Professional development
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Hard Skills & Tools
electromechanical systemsvehicle electronicstroubleshootingrepairwiring diagramsvehicle schematicsmechanical drawingssensor calibrationhardware inspectionfabrication techniques
Soft Skills
independent workschedulingprioritizationcommunicationstatus reporting