3 electrical harness engineer jobs found

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Description: You will be the Harness Design Engineer for the Advanced Development Programs (ADP) team which is responsible for developing cutting‑edge aircraft harness and interconnect solutions. What You Will Be Doing As the Harness Design Engineer you will be responsible for translating electrical specifications into robust wiring harness designs, creating detailed routing diagrams, and ensuring integration across mechanical and structural domains. Your responsibilities will include: Produce electrical wiring schematic drawings and design intricate power distribution systems. Gather and validate specifications, generate routing diagrams, cable layouts, and installation procedures. Coordinate with mechanical, structural, and integration teams to resolve clashes and meet safety and compliance standards. Create and maintain documentation such as routing drawings, installation guides, and change‑request tracking. Develop supplier statements of work, oversee...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer - Electrical Planner Level 2 for the Electrical Pre‑Planning Team which is responsible for initiating manufacturing planning activities and establishing the foundation for successful product‑interface execution. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer - Electrical Planner Level 2 you will be responsible for leading early‑stage planning for new product introductions and translating electrical design requirements into actionable manufacturing plans. Your responsibilities will include: Lead the early‑stage planning process, defining manufacturing requirements and aligning them with product design. Create pre‑plans that cover tooling needs, material flow, and labor‑charging requirements to set realistic execution targets. Partner with electrical engineering, design engineering, supply‑chain, quality, and production teams to capture interface requirements and close design‑to‑manufacturing gaps....