Electrical Methods Technician

• Analyze technical files and definition drawings for electrical harnesses
• Define and optimize manufacturing processes and routing sheets for harnesses
• Prepare and update manufacturing files and work instructions
• Define the resources, tooling, and equipment required for manufacturing
• Participate in the industrialization of new products and the introduction of new part numbers into production
• Support production teams during start-up and ramp-up phases
• Analyze production issues and propose appropriate solutions
• Participate in resolving technical problems and implementing corrective actions
• Optimize processes to improve quality, costs, lead times, and productivity
• Conduct or contribute to time studies and workstation improvements
• Participate in defining and improving inspection and testing equipment
• Ensure industrial data and documentation are updated following product or process changes
• Collaborate with Production, Quality, Design Engineering, Industrialization, and Supply Chain teams
• Participate in continuous improvement initiatives and the standardization of best practices

Requirements

• Solid knowledge of electrical harness and cable assembly manufacturing processes
• Proficiency in reading technical drawings, electrical schematics, and technical documentation
• Knowledge of wire stripping, crimping, insertion, marking, and connector assembly operations
• Knowledge of electrical wiring inspection and testing procedures
• Good understanding of industrialization and production-related challenges
• Experience preparing and updating manufacturing routings and work instructions
• Ability to analyze production issues and propose improvement actions
• Proficiency in office software, particularly Excel
• Knowledge of an aerospace environment and the associated wiring requirements is a significant advantage
• Two- to three-year post-secondary degree in manufacturing methods, industrialization, industrial engineering, electrical engineering, or a similar technical field
• Recently graduated Master’s-level candidates or engineers with significant initial experience in industrial methods may also be considered
• Initial experience in methods engineering, industrialization, or electrical harness/cable assembly production is highly preferred
• Experience in the aerospace sector is a significant advantage
• Must be eligible for Secret clearance

Core Competencies

Demonstrates expertise in electrical harness and cable assembly manufacturing processes, with a strong ability to analyze technical documentation and optimize production workflows. Proficient in collaborating with cross-functional teams to enhance quality, efficiency, and compliance within an aerospace environment.

Highest-signal resume keywords

• Electrical Harness Manufacturing Processes
• Technical Drawing Analysis
• Manufacturing Routing Preparation
• Aerospace Wiring Requirements
• Secret Clearance Eligibility

Hard Skills

• Electrical Schematics Reading
• Wire Stripping Operations
• Crimping Techniques
• Insertion and Marking Operations
• Connector Assembly
• Inspection and Testing Procedures
• Process Optimization
• Time Studies
• Workstation Improvements
• Manufacturing Documentation

Soft Skills

• Problem Solving
• Collaboration
• Analytical Thinking
• Continuous Improvement Mindset
• Communication

Industry Keywords

• Industrialization
• Manufacturing Methods
• Aerospace Sector
• Production Challenges
• Best Practices Standardization

Tools & Technologies

• Office Software
• Excel