Electrical Harness Assembly Technician

Step into a Day on Our Assembly Line

You clock in, join a quick team huddle, and pick up a new work order. With schematics at your bench and a tray of components at the ready, you route and bundle conductors, crimp terminals, and lock connectors with precision. Throughout the build, you verify measurements, check continuity, and document results. A successful test means the harness is packaged and queued for shipment—another quality build complete. In between jobs, you keep your station tidy, lend a hand with materials, and cross-train on a new product family to broaden your skills.

What You’ll Handle

• Assemble wire harnesses, cable assemblies, and related electrical subassemblies to defined specifications and work instructions
• Route, bundle, crimp, terminate, and connect wires, contacts, and connectors
• Read and interpret blueprints, diagrams, schematics, and production documentation
• Use hand tools, power tools, measuring devices, and dedicated assembly fixtures
• Perform in-process quality checks and final inspections
• Functionally test completed assemblies for compliance and performance
• Package finished goods for shipment and maintain accurate build records
• Flag quality concerns or production issues promptly
• Support inventory organization and material handling as required
• Follow safety procedures and quality standards; uphold a clean, efficient work area
• Cross-train across multiple production cells to meet manufacturing demand

What Helps You Succeed

• Background in assembly, manufacturing, production, warehouse, or hands-on mechanical work (electronics experience is a plus)
• Comfort working with small parts and detail-oriented builds
• Ability to follow written instructions, diagrams, and engineering drawings
• Excellent hand–eye coordination and keen attention to detail
• Mechanical aptitude with a willingness to learn new processes
• Basic math and troubleshooting abilities
• Self-directed yet collaborative; dependable attendance and strong work ethic

Physical & Work Environment

• Sit or stand for extended periods during the shift
• Frequent hand and finger use for precision assembly
• Occasionally lift up to 50 lbs
• Bend, reach, and perform repetitive motions as tasks require
• Comfortable working in a manufacturing setting

Schedule & Benefits

• Competitive pay with full-time hours
• 1st and 2nd shift schedules available
• Overtime opportunities
• Cross-training with advancement potential
• Team-focused environment with long-term career growth
• Develop in-demand manufacturing and electrical assembly skills

Preferred Proficiencies

• Machine building/assembling
• Mechanical assembly skills

If you take pride in precise, high-quality work and enjoy seeing a harness come to life from print to package, we’d love to meet you.