Electrical Technician at Vessev

Mount Wellington, Auckland Region, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

02 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

04 Jun, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Electrical Assembly, Cable Harnessing, Testing & Commissioning, Fault Diagnosis, Interpreting Electrical Schematics, Hardware Installation, Termination & Integration, Quality Assurance, Hand Tool Skills, Marine Electrical Systems

Industry

Maritime Transportation

Description

At Vessev, we’re defining a new category of marine transport: hydrofoiling electric vessels that are genuinely better for people and the planet. Our boats fly above the surface using advanced hydrofoils, control systems, and electric propulsion – designed and built here in Aotearoa. With strong momentum, global growth, and major milestones ahead, we’re looking for an Electrical Technician to join the Electrical team. This is more than your typical electrical technician role — it’s a chance to directly shape the future of maritime transport. The role The Electrical team plays a vital role in bringing our vessels to life, delivering systems that bring each boat together as a complete, high-performance product. In this hands-on, full-time role, you'll be responsible for the fabrication, assembly and installation of electrical components that form an integral part of our high-performance vessels. With everyone working out of the same facility, our boat production teams are tightly integrated with the design team. No two days look the same, and this role covers everything from mechanical assembly to process improvements and workspace management while remaining willing to take on additional responsibilities to support team objectives. What you'll be doing Electrical assembly: Building electrical systems in accordance with design documentation and wiring schematics. Hardware installation: Fitting electrical hardware, brackets, supports, cables, harnesses and conductors to vessel structures. Termination & integration: Terminating cables, connectors and harnesses to ensure reliable and high-quality system integration. Testing & commissioning: Performing electrical testing, validation and commissioning of vessel hardware and systems. Fault diagnosis: Troubleshooting, diagnosing and repairing electrical faults and system issues. Quality assurance: Inspecting and validating electrical systems to meet Vessev’s exacting standards. Collaboration: Working closely with engineers, technicians and boat builders to improve build processes and manufacturing outcomes. Workplace standards: Maintaining a safe, organized and professional workshop environment. About you To thrive in this role, you will bring hands-on experience in electrical assembly, cable harnessing, testing and commissioning, along with the ability to interpret electrical schematics and build specifications accurately. You will have strong troubleshooting and fault-finding skills, a keen eye for detail, and a commitment to delivering high-quality workmanship. You take pride in maintaining safe, clean and professional workshop practices, work collaboratively with others, and adapt effectively to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment. We're looking for someone with Relevant electrical technician qualification. 4+ years’ direct experience in electrical work, marine electrical systems, avionics or a related industry. Experience working with various types of cables, harnesses and connectors. Proven experience with electrical testing, commissioning and fault diagnosis. Strong understanding of electrical systems, wiring standards and workshop best practices. Ability to accurately interpret electrical schematics, work instructions and build specifications. Strong hand tool skills. Bonus Experience Experience working in the marine industry. Previous work in a startup, technology or advanced manufacturing environment. Knowledge of health & safety standards specific to electrical workshop operations. Passion for marine technology. Experience with prototype development, testing or commissioning activities. About us We’re here to set a better world in motion – cleaner air, better commutes, and deeper connections with nature and each other. Our hydrofoiling electric vessels use up to 90% less energy than traditional boats, unlocking entirely new opportunities. We’re backed by top-tier investors including Blackbird Ventures, and our team includes talent from the America’s Cup, SpaceX, Rocket Lab, Halter, Apple, and leading climate startups. But titles don’t matter here – what matters is how we show up: with purpose, humility, and a restless optimism for what’s possible. Why our people love Vessev We’re building something different – from how we move on the water to the kind of team and workplace we’re creating The chance to work on technology that can drive real, lasting impact in the world A team of hugely talented and collaborative people. 20 weeks fully paid parental leave for primary caregivers, and 4 weeks for secondary (conditions apply). Competitive salaries that reflect the value of the work. Being on the water is part of our job – from trips on our vessels to our offices that border the Tamaki River. And if the water’s where you want to be, you’ll be in good company. You’ll find no shortage of boaters, beach goers, sailors, foilers, surfers, and kiteboarders here. Apply now If this sounds like the kind of work you want to be doing, hit the apply button. Include your CV and a short cover letter that gives us a sense of who you are and why this role feels like the right fit. Research shows that women and other under-represented groups often only apply when they meet every requirement – even though they could be an excellent fit. If you see yourself doing great work here, but don’t tick every box, we’d still love to hear from you. We’re building a team where everyone has the chance to do their best work.

Responsibilities

Responsible for the fabrication, assembly, and installation of electrical components for high-performance hydrofoiling vessels. This includes building systems from schematics, performing testing and commissioning, and troubleshooting electrical faults.