About the team
Droyd builds autonomous robotic systems that automate repetitive manual work in production environments.
Because our hardware team moves quickly, reliable electrical systems are core to how we build, test, and deploy.
The electrical work at Droyd supports both R&D and production. The work ranges from one-off cable assemblies and test harnesses to repeatable electrical builds that keep robot hardware moving.
About the role
As a Wiring Technician at Droyd, you'll build, route, label, and maintain wiring and harnesses for robot systems and test infrastructure. Reporting to the Prototype Team Lead, you will support the assembly and validation of electromechanical hardware by making sure power and signal connections are clean, organized, and reliable.
This is a highly technical, hands-on role for someone who likes careful work, takes pride in build quality, and has the skills to perform PCBA rework and troubleshoot complex electrical issues.
This role is based in San Francisco, CA. We're an in-person company. We build faster that way.
In this role, you’ll
Build wire harnesses and cable assemblies for robot systems and test setups.
Cut, strip, crimp, label, route, and terminate wiring to defined standards.
Interpret schematics, diagrams, and layouts to perform testing, checkout, troubleshooting, and rework of PCBAs and harnesses.
Perform PCBA/cable rework to IPC standards.
Support electrical integration during assembly, test, and debug activities.
Troubleshoot electrical issues and support rework, repair, and root cause efforts.
Maintain clear and serviceable cable routing across prototypes and test hardware.
Organize electrical components, connectors, tools, and consumables.
Because we move fast, everyone on the floor pitches in. You will regularly step in to execute assembly work for small manufacturing runs, assist with facility setup tasks, and maintain lab organization to ensure the team remains agile and supported.
We’re looking for someone who
Has strong hands-on experience with wiring, harnessing, and electrical assembly.
Is skilled in soldering, desoldering, and reworking SMT PCBs of current technology sizes.
Has a strong ability to read/interpret PCBA schematics, cable drawings, and test procedures independently.
Has proven ability to build harnesses independently.
Has general low-voltage electrical knowledge (0-24V).
Can troubleshoot electrical issues methodically and communicates clearly with technicians and engineers.
Can do careful, detail-oriented work with a high standard of consistency.
Thrives in a fast-paced hardware environment with changing priorities.
Nice to have
Experience in a high-precision industry (robotics, aerospace, medical device, automotive) or a hardware startup.
Holds an IPC-620 certification or knows IPC-7711/7722 standards.
Has experience with basic CAD software for viewing drawings.
Brings knowledge of board-level communication standards to assist with deeper engineering debug.
Has experience documenting data (inspection results, build logs, nonconformances) within an MES, PLM, or ERP system to keep builds repeatable.
About Droyd
Droyd builds autonomous robotic systems to automate manual work for enterprises. We design the hardware, write the control stack, and deploy robots that operate in production environments.
If we do this right, robots stop being prototypes and start being infrastructure.
Join us and help build hardware that ships.
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Droyd builds autonomous robotic systems that automate repetitive manual work in real environments. Their AI team builds the models and inference systems that let robotic arms see, reason, and act.