Low Voltage Electronics Technician

Overview

We're hiring Electronics Production Technicians for our entertainment and attractions production shop.

We build interactive sets, exhibits, and environments, placed guests step into and forget the outside world. You'll wire the brains and nervous systems behind them: low voltage runs, sensors, buttons, switches, and servos, plus the Main Control Panels and PLC assemblies that carry the interactive logic.

Every build is different. You'll work from wiring diagrams and schematics, solder and test what you assemble, then hand it to QC — alongside CNC, fabrication, finishing, and assembly teams who each take a pass at the same piece. What leaves the shop gets installed in an exhibit thousands of guests touch every week.

Why Join Us

• Public-facing work: Every panel you wire ships into an exhibit thousands touch.
• One-off builds: Hundreds of unique props, not one board all day.
• Cross-trained skills: Soldering, PLC assembly, and PC setup in one role.

Compensation

• $23 - $27 / hr
• 40-45 hours / week

Shift

• 1st Shift: M-F, 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

What You'll Wire and Build

• Low voltage wiring runs through scenic props and exhibit components
• Sensors, buttons, switches, lights, and servors.
• PLC assemblies that drive interactive logic
• Soldering, terminals, connectors, and cable routing

Responsibilities

• Component Wiring: Install and route wire, sensors, switches, and lights.
• Schematic Work: Build directly from wiring diagrams, schematics, and build documents.
• Control Panels: Build and wire MCPs and printed circuit boards.
• Soldering: Solder connections on boards, harnesses, and small terminal work.
• PLC Assembly: Assemble PLCs that drive interactive logic in exhibits.
• Functional Testing: Test wired assemblies before quality control handoff.
• PC Setup: Set up and program macOS and Windows machines.
• Red-Line Documentation: Mark up build docs and Bills of Materials.

Requirements

Qualifications

Required

• Previous low voltage wiring experience
• Ability to read wiring diagrams and schematics
• Hands-on soldering experience with small connections
• Comfortable working on computers daily
• Able to lift and carry 50 pounds
• Able to stand, climb ladders, work tight spaces

Preferred

• Electrical assembly or mechatronics background
• Automotive diagnostics or low-voltage installation experience
• Electronics hobby or maker project experience
• PLC assembly or programming experience
• Experience building control panels or PCBs
• IT and AV rack assembly experience
• Experience with Fulcrum or similar production software