Industrial Electromechanical Build Technician (Energy Automation)

Are you the builder who turns prints into power?If you enjoy decoding schematics, perfecting every crimp, and seeing a finished panel light up, you’ll thrive on Siemens’ EA manufacturing floor in Wendell, NC. Help us assemble the power distribution equipment that underpins smarter, more resilient grids.What a winning week can look likeYou translate BOMs, layouts, and wire lists into a cleanly wired sub-assembly—every termination torqued to spec. You route and crimp large power cables using the right method and tooling, then verify workmanship to drawings. You spot a process improvement, document it, and share it with the team—continuously raising our bar. You log transactions accurately in the system and keep your work instructions up to date. You collaborate across stations, safely operating hand/power tools and measuring with precision.Shifts, pay, and where you’ll workLocation: Wendell, NC1st Shift: 6:00 AM – 2:30 PM2nd Shift: 3:00 PM – 11:30 PMHourly: Mechanical Assembly $19.00 | Electrical Assembly $20.36Note: For 2nd shift positions, training will begin on 1st shift prior to transitioning to 2nd shift, with an additional $1.50 shift differential for 2nd shift.Minimum qualifications to excelMechanical assemblerLift up to 50 lbs occasionally.Basic English skills for reading, writing, and speaking.Electrical assembler1+ year in mechanical assembly or a closely related mechanical role.1+ years of wiring in commercial or industrial environments.Basic English (read/write/speak).Comfort interpreting schematics, layouts, and wire lists with limited oversight.Experienced with standard hand/power tools (including pneumatic and battery), wiring tools, and accurate tape-measure reading.Preferred profileKnowledge of electrical clearances.Associate degree or technical training aligned to the work.Evidence of quality and productivity excellence.Core responsibilities you’ll ownAssemble mechanical and electrical components into sub-assemblies and finished products per drawings and layouts.Perform precise wire prep, crimping, and terminations; verify against BOMs and documentation.Apply torque specs using calibrated wrenches and adhere to defined processes.Record production data and job movements accurately.Operate hand, power, pneumatic, and battery tools; measure with tape measures and standard devices safely.Identify parts/components, build kits, and support aftermarket builds.Follow Environmental and Occupational Health & Safety policies, be a strong teammate, and take on additional tasks as required.What you’re great atCustomer Service; Excellent CommunicationContinuous Improvement; Six SigmaMechanical Assembly; Machine Building/Assembling; Mechanical Troubleshooting; Mechanical Systems & Component Repair; Maintenance & RepairElectrical Schematics; Electrical Schematic Reading; Electrical Panel Installation; Industrial Electrical ExperienceTape Measure Reading; Shop Math; Blueprint ReadingThriving in a Manufacturing Environment; Meeting Physical RequirementsTools of the tradeSwitchgear, Multimeter, Power ToolsSafety Glass, Measurement GaugesERP SoftwareWhy this teamAt Siemens, we connect the real and digital worlds to deliver purpose-built technology across industry, infrastructure, transport, and healthcare—improving how people live, work, and move.Inclusion & legal statementsMust be legally authorized to work in the United States on a continuous basis without the need for current or future employer‑sponsored work authorization.Our Commitment to Equity and Inclusion in our Diverse Global Workforce:We value your unique identity and perspective. We are fully committed to providing equitable opportunities and building a workplace that reflects the diversity of society, while ensuring that we attract the best talent based on qualifications, skills, and experiences. We welcome you to bring your authentic self and transform the everyday with us. #J-18808-Ljbffr