Droyd

Droyd

Electrical Technician

San Francisco, CA

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 32 days ago
ERPRoboticsMedical DevicesCommunication

About the role

  • This role is based in San Francisco, CA.
  • Cut, strip, crimp, label, route, and terminate wiring to defined standards.

Responsibilities

  • As a Wiring Technician at Droyd, you'll build, route, label, and maintain wiring and harnesses for robot systems and test infrastructure.
  • Reporting to the Prototype Team Lead, you will support the assembly and validation of electromechanical hardware by making sure power and signal connections are clean, organized, and reliable.
  • This role is based in San Francisco, CA. We're an in-person company. We build faster that way.
  • Build wire harnesses and cable assemblies for robot systems and test setups.
  • Support electrical integration during assembly, test, and debug activities.
  • Troubleshoot electrical issues and support rework, repair, and root cause efforts.
  • Maintain clear and serviceable cable routing across prototypes and test hardware.
  • Because our hardware team moves quickly, reliable electrical systems are core to how we build, test, and deploy.
  • We build faster that way.

Requirements

  • Has strong hands-on experience with wiring, harnessing, and electrical assembly.
  • Has a strong ability to read/interpret PCBA schematics, cable drawings, and test procedures independently.

Nice to have

  • Holds an IPC-620 certification or knows IPC-7711/7722 standards.
  • Has experience with basic CAD software for viewing drawings.
  • Brings knowledge of board-level communication standards to assist with deeper engineering debug.
  • If we do this right, robots stop being prototypes and start being infrastructure.

Skills

  • Organize electrical components, connectors, tools, and consumables.

Company info

  • Droyd builds autonomous robotic systems that automate repetitive manual work in production environments.
  • The electrical work at Droyd supports both R&D and production.
  • The work ranges from one-off cable assemblies and test harnesses to repeatable electrical builds that keep robot hardware moving.
  • We're an in-person company.

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