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ICON is seeking an Electrical Manufacturing Engineer II to drive the development and implementation of world-class manufacturing processes for cutting-edge construction technologies. This role is critical to ensuring products are built safely, efficiently, and at scale, meeting the highest standards of quality, certification, and reliability.
Key responsibilities include designing and optimizing manufacturing processes for electrical assembly and integration of Titan printer and MCU production. You will develop and manage critical quality systems including NRTL and CE certifications, ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety standards. The role involves implementing poka-yoke controls and data-driven process improvements, with hands-on floor-level support for assembly, test, and validation activities.
You will lead electrical assembly and wiring across DVT and production phases, interpreting and maintaining electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, panel layouts, and connector maps. This includes installing, routing, and terminating cable harnesses, power distribution panels, and control system wiring while coordinating with mechanical assembly teams.
Test and validation responsibilities encompass executing Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) procedures covering electrical continuity, power-on, motor drive verification, sensor calibration, and E-stop function. You will support functional checkout of 480V three-phase power distribution, 24VDC control circuits, and CAN/Ethernet network communications, operating bench test equipment and documenting results in Jira and production systems.
Process documentation and tooling development includes creating manufacturing electrical test fixtures, breakout boards, and harness verification jigs. You will write and maintain work instructions for electrical assembly tasks, manage Bills of Materials (BOMs), and collaborate with supply chain on component accuracy and vendor lists.
New Product Introduction (NPI) efforts involve leading cross-functional teams to ensure seamless transition from prototype to full-scale production. You will partner with product and process engineers to evaluate manufacturability during early design phases, participate in design reviews with a manufacturing lens, and oversee Engineering Change Requests (ECRs) and Engineering Change Orders (ECOs).
Additional responsibilities include contributing to facility layout planning, tooling design, capacity modeling, and equipment selection to support manufacturing scalability. You will mentor and support electrical technicians during production ramp.
