EVera Recruitment
Harness Technician

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The Electrical & Electronics Technician will support the build, testing, and integration of advanced electric vehicle systems within a prototype and low-volume manufacturing environment. This hands-on role will involve electrical assembly, wiring harness manufacture, diagnostics, fault finding, and system integration, working closely with engineering, production, and test teams to deliver high-quality vehicle programs.
The Electrical & Electronics Technician will be responsible for:
- Building and integrating electrical and electronic systems from engineering drawings, schematics, and harness documentation
- Manufacturing, modifying, installing, and repairing wiring looms and harnesses
- Carrying out precision soldering on PCBs, connectors, and wiring assemblies
- Performing electrical diagnostics, troubleshooting, and fault finding using appropriate test equipment
- Supporting prototype vehicle builds, production activities, and vehicle integration programs
- Maintaining accurate build records, documentation, and traceability in line with quality requirements
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The Electrical & Electronics Technician will have:
- Experience within automotive, motorsport, aerospace, EV, or other high-performance engineering environments
- Strong hands-on experience building, modifying, and repairing wiring harnesses and looms
- Proven capability in electrical and electronic diagnostics, troubleshooting, and repair
- Experience undertaking precision soldering on PCBs and wiring assemblies
- Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation
- Excellent attention to detail with a quality-focused and methodical approach


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If you enjoy hands-on electrical and electronics work and want to contribute to the delivery of cutting-edge vehicle programs, this role offers the opportunity to work on technically challenging projects within a highly collaborative engineering environment. Apply with your CV to learn more.
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