Who We Are
AeroVect is transforming ground handling with autonomy, redefining how airlines and ground service providers around the globe run day-to-day operations. We are a Series A company backed by top-tier venture capital investors in aviation and autonomous driving. Our customers include some of the world’s largest airlines and ground handling providers. For more information, visit www.aerovect.com.
You will own wiring harness design for AeroVect vehicles, reporting to our Sr Manager, Hardware Engineering. You'll take harnesses from schematic to released drawings and support them through the build, working closely with hardware engineering and our contract manufacturer. This is a senior ownership role on a small, fast-moving team, and you'll set the harness standards we scale on.
What You’ll Do
Own harness design end to end, turning schematics and device transmittals into 3D routing, drawings, wire lists and BOMs for the vehicle platform and autonomy kit
Select wire, connectors, terminals and fuses for LV power, CAN, automotive Ethernet and camera links
Design for EMI and strain relief, and work with mechanical engineers on clips and pass-throughs
Release drawings and engineering changes in SolidWorks PDM under revision control, and maintain the component library
Release build packages our contract manufacturer can build from, and lead first articles and quality issues with them and our harness suppliers
Own DFMEAs, DV testing and end-of-line test procedures that validate harnesses for life on the airport ramp
Support prototype and production builds hands-on, and feed field failures back into the design
Set harness standards and a preferred parts list as we scale
You Have
Bachelor's degree in electrical or mechanical engineering
5+ years designing and releasing wire harnesses in automotive, aerospace (EWIS) or off-highway vehicles, from concept through production
3D harness routing in SolidWorks, with files managed in SolidWorks PDM
Harness schematic and drawing experience in Zuken E3.series or RapidHarness
Solid wiring fundamentals: wire sizing, voltage drop, fusing, grounding and EMC
Hands-on skill building and debugging harnesses
Comfort owning work through ambiguity, and writing instructions a technician can follow
We Prefer
AV or automotive industry experience
Experience selecting components for outdoor or harsh environments
Experience working with contract manufacturers and harness suppliers
Experience with formboards and end-of-line harness test fixtures
Familiarity with IPC/WHMA-A-620 and functional safety on circuits such as e-stop and drive-by-wire
Experience at a fast-paced startup or scale-up
Willingness to travel to build partners and airport sites