Electrical Integration Technician

The future of defense will be decided by those who field intelligent machines at scale. At Scout AI, we’re developing Fury, the first robotic foundation model for defense, to give U.S. forces overwhelming, adaptable, and autonomous power across every domain. Fury enables human operators to command fleets of robots through natural language, and empowers those machines to sense, decide, and act together as one. This mission will ask everything of us: urgency, precision, and relentless work.

You will be responsible for electrical integration, system assembly, and operational readiness of Scout AI’s robotic platforms. This role requires hands-on experience working with electrical systems, wiring harnesses, sensors, power systems, and robotics hardware. You’ll play a critical role in bridging engineering development and real-world deployment ensuring systems are built correctly, tested thoroughly, and ready for mission operations.

• →Assemble and integrate electrical systems across robotic platforms including power distribution, sensors, communications, and compute hardware
• →Build and install wiring harnesses, connectors, and cable management systems
• →Troubleshoot electrical issues across prototypes and deployed systems
• →Assist engineers with board bring-up, subsystem testing, and hardware validation
• →Perform mechanical and electrical assembly of robotic platforms and subsystems
• →Install sensors, compute modules, radios, batteries, and motor controllers
• →Support final system integration before deployment
• →Maintain documentation for wiring diagrams, build procedures, and integration processes
• →Conduct hardware validation and integration tests across electrical and robotic subsystems
• →Support test campaigns and debugging efforts with engineering teams
• →Assist in identifying and resolving system-level integration issues

• 3+ years of experience in electrical technician, robotics technician, or hardware integration roles
• Experience assembling and troubleshooting electrical systems and wiring harnesses
• Familiarity with electronics tools (multimeters, oscilloscopes, soldering equipment)
• Experience reading electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
• Hands-on experience assembling complex electromechanical systems
• Must be a U.S. Person due to required access to U.S. export controlled information or facilities