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The ocean is our swim lane.

Terradepth is increasing human interaction with the ocean. We collect comprehensive, high-resolution ocean data to empower society with information and knowledge crucial to the sustainable advancement of a variety of key industries. Interested? Great! Immerse yourself and see if you have the fins to swim in our pool.

Our Peeps.

We are ocean enthusiasts, technologists, problem solvers, and makers dedicated to advancing ocean exploration. We are pioneers and made up of, to name a few…road bikers, chess players, dog lovers, world travelers, military veterans, and an array of individuals with diverse technical backgrounds. We have family people, single people and people who refer people. And if we’re being totally honest…we like each other.

Why “fit” matters.

It’s not going to matter how smart or competent you are if you’re not a good cultural fit. We demand that our people adhere to our values: Speed, Discipline, and Collaboration. We also expect team cohesion while avoiding groupthink – which is a difficult balance to maintain. Before we get into the details of the day-to-day duties, let’s get down to the ocean floor. What you do, How you do it, and Why you want to work here matters.

Electrical power and control systems; Do those words describe what you do? As a pioneering ocean robotics company specializing in the development and operation of uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs) and the creation of advanced seabed data processing, management, and dissemination solutions, we need an experienced Instrument/Electrical Technician (IET).

As the IET, you will join Terradepth’s Subsea Robotics (SSR) team to perform electronic assembly startup, calibration, functional, and safety testing on electrical and electronic systems for subsea vehicles as well as support and test equipment. On regular occasions, you’ll need to travel to support field repair of deployed subsea vehicles and may be engaged as a member of the operations team to launch, monitor, and recover subsea vehicles.

The ability to work independently while being a solid team member who takes accountability are key traits we look for. Everybody has a learning curve, but this can’t be your swimming lesson. We are committed to helping each other grow by sharing our knowledge and insight. As team-members we strive to be humble enough to learn but confident enough to execute. We love curiosity without distraction. Threaded into our day-to-day activities is our commitment to support, invest in and stretch our employees to help them achieve their ultimate career goals.

What about you?

If building and testing of new electrical and electronics assemblies on existing and new Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs), Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), and survey boats is something you excel at, keep on swimming.

To be successful, you’ll take your breath of knowledge to help ensure Terradepth’s efforts and initiatives are focused on building subsea robotic products for the world’s unmet needs. The development of these products are key to Terradepth’s efforts and our overall business success.

Still interested? Let’s wrap this up with what else you need to know.

Essential Functions

Assemble and install new electrical and electronic assemblies, wire harnesses, and other electrical equipment, from electrical schematics and component layout diagrams
Maintain, troubleshoot, calibrate and repair existing electrical and electronic assemblies
Assist in subsea vehicle testing and maintenance
Maintaining a tidy work environment and adhering to industry regulations
Some travel may be required for subsea operations and field repair. This is anticipated to be less than 20% of the time.
Other duties as required

Minimum Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent; associate degree in electrical engineering technology preferred
Minimum of five to seven (5 to 7) years of experience working as an instrument electrical technician
Extensive knowledge of electrical power and control systems
Ability to read and understand electrical drawings, schematics, and installation/instruction manuals
Proficient with test equipment such as multimeters, process meters and oscilloscopes
Proficient with manual and power tools
Valid driver’s license
Experience in underwater vehicle production and repair, such as AUVs or ROVs, is preferred.
Ability to understand and troubleshoot serial and other communications such as RS232, CANbus, Ethernet.
Familiarity with use of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems.
Familiarity with single-board computers, PLCs, and analog and digital input/output (I/O) modules.
Familiarity with instrumentation such as pressure and temperature sensors.
Ability to create sketches of cable assemblies or circuits as well as provide mark-ups to existing schematics.
Ability to assist with preparing documentation such as assembly procedures and safety standards

Physical Requirements

The IET is required to stand for long periods of time. The IET requires good hand dexterity, to be able to stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl, talk and hear. The IET requires good vision, with corrective lenses if necessary, to see miniaturized components on printed circuit boards and the like. The IET must be able to regularly lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.

That’s the job in a nutshell. If we’ve piqued your interest and you meet the minimum qualifications, we hope you’ll pique ours. Follow the prompts to apply and we will watch for your resume.

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