Jobs at Harbinger

The Manufacturing Test Engineer will develop, implement, and improve testing for electric drive units, manage specifications, analyze data, and lead vendor management for test rigs.

The Production Scheduling Manager will manage production schedules, align capacity with demand, solve scheduling conflicts, and implement continuous improvement in manufacturing operations.

The AME Industrial/Productivity Engineer leads initiatives to enhance manufacturing efficiency, drive automation, and ensure compliance with industry standards.

The Senior Advanced Manufacturing Engineer will lead the design, development, and implementation of manufacturing equipment for vehicle assembly, ensuring efficiency and safety. The role includes lifecycle management, vendor interaction, and process optimization.

The Principal AME Equipment Engineer will lead battery manufacturing equipment design, project management and integration, ensuring safety and efficiency from concept to mass production.

As a Technical Business Systems Analyst, you will optimize enterprise systems and enhance processes by analyzing and configuring tools like NetSuite, Coupa, and others while collaborating with teams for improvements and insights.

The AME Equipment Engineer will design and develop control systems for manufacturing equipment, integrate automation technologies, and manage project execution in a high-volume production environment.

The Government Affairs Manager will shape relationships with governmental entities, advocate for EV regulations, and engage stakeholders to promote Harbinger's interests in vehicle electrification and incentives.

The Internal Audit Manager will lead the company's internal audit function, ensuring SOX compliance, improving operational efficiency, and providing risk management and advisory support. This role requires extensive collaboration across various departments and the execution of risk-based internal audits.

Lead strategic design and implementation of automated manufacturing equipment for EV drivetrain assembly. Manage equipment lifecycle and optimize processes for high-precision manufacturing.

As a Technical Recruiter, you'll manage the full-cycle recruitment process to attract and hire technical talent for the engineering and manufacturing teams, focusing on advanced sourcing strategies and candidate experience.

The Principal AME Equipment Engineer will lead the design and implementation of advanced manufacturing equipment and processes for vehicle assembly, optimizing production efficiency and safety while managing full equipment lifecycles and cross-functional collaborations.

The Technical Program Manager will manage engineering programs, coordinate cross-functional teams, resolve project issues, and drive product improvement initiatives for medium-duty electric vehicles.

Design, develop, and optimize firmware for electric vehicle motor controls, focusing on embedded systems and advanced motor control algorithms.

Lead the definition and architecture of ADAS features for commercial EVs, ensuring compliance with functional safety standards and validating vehicle systems.

The Principal Power Electronics Engineer will lead the design, testing, and validation of high voltage systems for electric vehicles, focusing on high-power electronics projects and cross-functional collaboration.

The Sr. Financial Analyst will handle labor modeling, overhead absorption, variance analysis, and inventory valuation, ensuring compliance with GAAP and supporting manufacturing operations.

The Sr. Reliability Test Engineer will oversee reliability testing, perform analysis, develop test profiles, and ensure compliance with safety protocols.

Lead the design and release of the frame and cab interface systems in EVs. Mentor engineers and manage program milestones for vehicle dynamics and safety.

The Systems Engineer will integrate the Range Extender system into EV architecture, manage compliance and certification, and lead testing cycles.