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Versigent designs and delivers the systems that move power through modern technology. From vehicles to robotics to energy platforms, our electrical distribution systems enable the next generation of electrified, automated and connected products.
As a standalone company, we combine deep engineering expertise with the speed and focus needed to solve increasingly complex challenges. Our teams move quickly, think with precision and deliver at scale — helping customers do more without adding cost, weight or complexity.
What defines us is how we work: with the agility and momentum of a startup, backed by the experience and discipline of a proven global leader. That combination creates an environment where ideas move faster, ownership is real and impact is visible.
Position summary
We are hiring Wiring Harness Rework Technicians to modify and repair wiring harnesses, often on parts we have already built and shipped. The work is low volume, ranging from a single vehicle harness to a small batch. You will troubleshoot circuits, rework terminations and coverings, and leave each harness correct and clean.
Key responsibilities
- Rework and repair wiring harnesses to updated drawings or engineering instructions, in the lab or on vehicles.
- Perform rework on built and shipped parts, including field or customer-site work when needed.
- Trace and verify circuits with a multimeter: continuity, shorts, opens and pin-to-pin checks.
- Remove and insert terminals in connector housings using the correct extraction tools.
- Crimp and solder terminals and splices to specification.
- Remove and reapply harness coverings such as tape, convoluted tubing, sleeving, heat shrink, clips and channels.
- Run temporary point-to-point wiring in vehicles for test or prototype purposes (not production intent).
- Record the changes made to each harness and flag issues to engineering or quality.
- Keep tools, work area and parts organized and follow safety procedures.
Required skills and knowledge
- Hands-on experience with wiring harness rework or repair.
- Able to trace circuits and troubleshooting using a multimeter.
- Proficient at crimping and soldering to specification.
- Able to remove and insert terminals without damaging connectors or seals.
- Able to remove and reapply harness coverings to a neat, durable finish.
- Familiar with harness terminology and components: tape types, terminals, wire types and gauges, connectors, clips and channels.
- Able to read wiring diagrams, harness drawings and work instructions.
- Careful, detail-oriented work habits, whether rework is a single harness or a small batch.
Preferred qualifications
- Experience operating Komax, Schleuniger or Mecal equipment for wire cutting, stripping or crimping.
- Automotive or vehicle wiring experience.
- IPC/WHMA-A-620 knowledge or certification.
- Experience with crimp pull testing or crimp height checks.
Work environment and details
Work takes place at the bench and inside vehicles, which can mean kneeling, reaching and working in tight spaces. Rework on shipped parts may require occasional travel.
WHY JOIN US?
- Grow with purpose. We invest in our people by creating opportunities to build skills, take on new challenges, and develop over time.
- Do work that shows up in the real world. What you contribute here powers systems that are critical to how industries operate and evolve. The impact is visible and lasting.
- Succeed with the right support. We provide the tools, resources, and environment needed to perform at a high level and sustain that success.
YOUR BENEFITS AT VERSIGENT:
- Private health care effective day 1 of employment
- Life and accident insurance
- Paid Time Off (Holidays, Vacation, Designated time off, Parental leave)
- Relocation assistance may be available
- Learning and development opportunities
- Discount programs with various manufacturers and retailers
- Recognition for innovation and excellence
- Opportunities to give back to the community
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Adoption Assistance
- Fertility Coverage
APPLY TODAY!
If you are looking for a role where you can grow, contribute, and see the direct impact of your work, we encourage you to apply and be part of what Versigent is building next.
Versigent spun out of Aptiv on April 1, 2026. As part of ongoing spin‑off activities and IT separation, some documentation may still reference Aptiv, Cyprium, or Versigent. All references should be understood to mean Versigent.
#LI-JP1
Privacy Notice - Active Candidates: https://www.versigent.com/privacy-statement
Versigent is an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.
Versigent designs and delivers the systems that move power through modern technology. From vehicles to robotics to energy platforms, our electrical distribution systems enable the next generation of electrified, automated and connected products.
As a standalone company, we combine deep engineering expertise with the speed and focus needed to solve increasingly complex challenges. Our teams move quickly, think with precision and deliver at scale — helping customers do more without adding cost, weight or complexity.
What defines us is how we work: with the agility and momentum of a startup, backed by the experience and discipline of a proven global leader. That combination creates an environment where ideas move faster, ownership is real and impact is visible.
Position summary
We are hiring Wiring Harness Rework Technicians to modify and repair wiring harnesses, often on parts we have already built and shipped. The work is low volume, ranging from a single vehicle harness to a small batch. You will troubleshoot circuits, rework terminations and coverings, and leave each harness correct and clean.
Key responsibilities
- Rework and repair wiring harnesses to updated drawings or engineering instructions, in the lab or on vehicles.
- Perform rework on built and shipped parts, including field or customer-site work when needed.
- Trace and verify circuits with a multimeter: continuity, shorts, opens and pin-to-pin checks.
- Remove and insert terminals in connector housings using the correct extraction tools.
- Crimp and solder terminals and splices to specification.
- Remove and reapply harness coverings such as tape, convoluted tubing, sleeving, heat shrink, clips and channels.
- Run temporary point-to-point wiring in vehicles for test or prototype purposes (not production intent).
- Record the changes made to each harness and flag issues to engineering or quality.
- Keep tools, work area and parts organized and follow safety procedures.
Required skills and knowledge
- Hands-on experience with wiring harness rework or repair.
- Able to trace circuits and troubleshooting using a multimeter.
- Proficient at crimping and soldering to specification.
- Able to remove and insert terminals without damaging connectors or seals.
- Able to remove and reapply harness coverings to a neat, durable finish.
- Familiar with harness terminology and components: tape types, terminals, wire types and gauges, connectors, clips and channels.
- Able to read wiring diagrams, harness drawings and work instructions.
- Careful, detail-oriented work habits, whether rework is a single harness or a small batch.
Preferred qualifications
- Experience operating Komax, Schleuniger or Mecal equipment for wire cutting, stripping or crimping.
- Automotive or vehicle wiring experience.
- IPC/WHMA-A-620 knowledge or certification.
- Experience with crimp pull testing or crimp height checks.
Work environment and details
Work takes place at the bench and inside vehicles, which can mean kneeling, reaching and working in tight spaces. Rework on shipped parts may require occasional travel.
WHY JOIN US?
- Grow with purpose. We invest in our people by creating opportunities to build skills, take on new challenges, and develop over time.
- Do work that shows up in the real world. What you contribute here powers systems that are critical to how industries operate and evolve. The impact is visible and lasting.
- Succeed with the right support. We provide the tools, resources, and environment needed to perform at a high level and sustain that success.
YOUR BENEFITS AT VERSIGENT:
- Private health care effective day 1 of employment
- Life and accident insurance
- Paid Time Off (Holidays, Vacation, Designated time off, Parental leave)
- Relocation assistance may be available
- Learning and development opportunities
- Discount programs with various manufacturers and retailers
- Recognition for innovation and excellence
- Opportunities to give back to the community
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Adoption Assistance
- Fertility Coverage
APPLY TODAY!
If you are looking for a role where you can grow, contribute, and see the direct impact of your work, we encourage you to apply and be part of what Versigent is building next.
Versigent spun out of Aptiv on April 1, 2026. As part of ongoing spin‑off activities and IT separation, some documentation may still reference Aptiv, Cyprium, or Versigent. All references should be understood to mean Versigent.
#LI-JP1
Privacy Notice - Active Candidates: https://www.versigent.com/privacy-statement
Versigent is an equal employment opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability status, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.
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Who's Hiring
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in wiring technician jobs.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and blueprints
- Hands-on experience with wire harness assembly, crimping, and terminal installation
- Proficiency with hand tools including wire strippers, crimpers, and multimeters
- Knowledge of OSHA electrical safety standards and lockout/tagout procedures
- High school diploma or equivalent with vocational or on-the-job electrical training
- Experience with continuity testing, point-to-point verification, and quality inspection processes
Tips for Your Wiring Technician Job Search
List every certification on your resume
Employers filter hard on credentials like OSHA 10, NFPA 79 familiarity, and IPC-A-620. List each one with the issuing body and year. If yours are expired, note renewal-in-progress so hiring managers don't skip your application.
Quantify wire gauge and harness complexity
Generic phrases like 'wired control panels' tell employers nothing. Specify the wire gauges you've worked with, the number of circuits in the largest harness you built, and whether you read schematics, wiring diagrams, or both.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists wiring technician openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target postings by industry sector
Aerospace wiring roles require different skills than residential low-voltage work. Filter your search by sector so your experience reads as directly relevant. A resume tuned to mil-spec harness work won't land a building automation role without edits.
Prepare a bench skills walkthrough
Many wiring technician interviews include a hands-on or verbal teardown of your soldering, crimping, or termination process. Practice explaining your technique step by step out loud, including how you verify continuity and document discrepancies before sign-off.
Negotiate shift differential and tool allowances
Wiring technician offers often include overtime, shift premiums, or company-supplied tooling that isn't obvious in the base offer. Ask about these specifically during the offer stage rather than accepting the headline figure without reviewing the full compensation package.
Wiring Technician Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most wiring technicians?
The companies hiring the most wiring technicians right now include Eaton, Panelmatic, and Henderson Products, with the largest share of openings in Ohio, Texas, and California, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Defense contractors, automotive suppliers, and industrial equipment manufacturers consistently post the highest volumes of wiring technician roles.
How many wiring technician jobs are remote?
About 8% of wiring technician openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting the hands-on nature of most wiring work. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements include technical documentation, quality review, and harness design support roles that don't require physical assembly.
How do you become a wiring technician?
Start by completing a vocational program or community college course in electrical technology, industrial wiring, or electronics. Pursue entry-level assembly or technician helper roles to build hands-on experience with schematics and harness work. Earning credentials like IPC-A-620 or OSHA 10 strengthens your profile. Most employers also value demonstrated experience with specific tooling over formal degrees alone.
Can you get hired as a wiring technician with little experience?
Yes, many employers hire wiring technicians at the entry level and train on proprietary harness specs and equipment. Focusing on roles titled technician assistant, wiring assembler, or production technician gives you the bench time needed to advance. Showing up with basic tool familiarity, the ability to read simple wiring diagrams, and a willingness to follow quality processes makes a real difference in the hiring decision.
What does the wiring technician interview process look like?
Most wiring technician interviews begin with a phone or video screen focused on your hands-on background and tool experience. A facility visit often follows, where you may tour the production floor or complete a brief practical skills assessment covering crimping, continuity testing, or schematic reading. Final interviews typically involve a supervisor or lead technician asking scenario-based questions about how you handle defects or documentation during assembly.
Where can I find and apply to wiring technician jobs?
You can find and apply to wiring technician jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your experience level, industry background, and location, then apply directly to each listing that fits.
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