Applications Engineer
$90,000 - $120,000 per year
ApplyApplications Engineer
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$90,000 - $120,000 per year
About the role
- Design and layout complete vehicle harnesses for hybrid/BEV platforms
- Translate system I/O requirements into wiring architecture and harness layouts
- Build and validate prototype harnesses/looms
- Develop test equipment harnessing for dynamometers and lab systems
- Support HV/LV testing for e-machines and energy storage systems
- Troubleshoot loom/harness faults and improve reliability
- Applications, installation & component sourcing
- Install and maintain wiring systems up to 1000VSelect/source connectors, wire, shielding, conduit, and protective materials
- Support integration for inverters, DC-DC converters, ECUs, loggers, displays, and HV safety systems
- Cross-functional support
- Partner with dyno and trackside engineering teams during build, test, and operations
- Support internal departments with wiring needs across power unit and vehicle programs
- 5+ years designing vehicle harnesses and wiring systems
- Strong experience with motorsport loom design/layout/installation, including HV systems (60V+)Hands‐on capability with mil‐spec wiring standards and harness production tools
- Solid understanding of automotive electrical architecture: ignition systems, ECUs, and vehicle electronics
- Strong troubleshooting, data analysis, and project ownership skills
- Able to read/interpret electrical schematics and technical drawings accurately
- Comfortable with PC‐based documentation tools and engineering workflows
- Leadership ability (mentoring, task coordination, or team lead experience)
- Hybrid/BEV integration experience in motorsports or high‐performance vehicle programs
- Seniority level
- Mid-Senior level
- Employment type
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