Vehicle Integration Technician
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Oct 15, 2026. First seen by Alion on Sep 28, 2026.
At Hive, we're building the defining physical AI platform of the next decade.
Industrial labor is one of the most acute bottlenecks in the global economy. Operators are expensive, hard to retain, and working in environments that are increasingly unsafe. The shortage is structural. The window to solve it is now.
Our answer is a machine-agnostic intelligence platform that lets any machine, on any site, perceive, decide, and act autonomously. One platform. Any machine. No fleet replacement.
Already live across multiple sites and customers in Europe - spanning logistics and warehousing, industrial manufacturing, and large-scale chemical production - with a US expansion underway.
The vision: one operator managing hundreds of machines simultaneously. Productive machine-hour cost dropping by 80x, and unlocks the next productivity revolution in physical work.
The mission is to make productivity limitless. Come and help us build it.
About the Role
The Vehicle Integration Technician builds, installs, tests, and repairs the hardware used to retrofit industrial vehicles with Hive autonomy systems.
The technician works closely with integration engineers and helps turn first-of-kind engineering designs into safe, repeatable installations.
Responsibilities
Assemble wiring harnesses, electrical cabinets, cables, and connector systems.
Install sensors, compute hardware, controllers, actuators, brackets, and wiring on vehicles.
Perform crimping, connector assembly, soldering, wiring, labeling, and mechanical installation.
Read and follow electrical schematics, harness drawings, BOMs, and installation procedures.
Perform continuity, insulation, voltage, power, CAN connectivity, and functional checks.
Support machine bring-up, commissioning, debugging, and acceptance testing.
Troubleshoot installation problems and assist engineers with root-cause analysis.
Perform field repairs, engineering changes, and electrical or mechanical rework.
Document build issues and provide feedback to improve Vehicle Adapter Kits.
Maintain workshop tools, calibrated equipment, inventory, and build records.
Follow electrical, mechanical, customer-site, and lockout/tagout safety procedures.
Qualifications
Experience with automotive, industrial equipment, robotics, heavy machinery, or similar systems.
Strong wiring harness assembly, crimping, connector, and troubleshooting skills.
Ability to read electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
Experience using multimeters, power supplies, hand tools, and standard workshop equipment.
Basic understanding of CAN wiring and vehicle electrical systems.
Strong attention to detail and workmanship.
Ability to work safely and independently in workshop and field environments.
Willingness to travel regularly and support installations at customer sites.