Jobs at Harbinger

Owns the full lifecycle design of low-voltage automotive subsystems and components, including architecture, requirements, supplier sourcing, development, validation, production launch, and sustaining engineering. Coordinates with electrical, software, mechanical, supply chain, quality, and program teams. Responsibilities include RFQs, supplier assessment, CAD and PLM documentation, DVPs, PPAP, SOP support, root-cause analysis, continuous improvement, and engineering change management.

Own the lifecycle engineering of low-voltage automotive components, from requirements, prototyping, sourcing, design validation, and supplier coordination through production launch and sustaining engineering. Maintain PLM documentation, support PPAP and SOP activities, manage ECOs, track schedules, and lead root-cause investigations. Collaborate with electrical, software, mechanical, supply chain, supplier quality, and program management teams to deliver reliable EV components.

Develop, validate, and debug model-based supervisory control algorithms for medium-duty electric and hybrid vehicles. Build MATLAB, Simulink, and Stateflow models; write requirements; execute MIL testing; automate CI pipelines; generate and review C code; implement diagnostics; calibrate and debug controls using CAN and Vector tools; and perform root-cause analysis from bench, vehicle, and fleet data. Collaborate with systems, embedded software, calibration, and test teams, including hands-on vehicle testing and occasional travel.

The Supplier Quality Engineer will develop and maintain supplier quality processes for vehicle cabin systems, including interior trim, seating, dashboards, glazing, HVAC controls, and human-interface components. Responsibilities include supplier audits, APQP, PPAP, AAR, inspections, quality metrics, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, MRB participation, craftsmanship reviews, and continuous improvement. The role requires collaboration with engineering, purchasing, manufacturing, and suppliers to ensure functional, safety, dimensional, aesthetic, and regulatory requirements are met.

Provide legal and regulatory guidance to engineering, product, service, compliance, and business teams throughout vehicle development and commercialization. Advise on FMVSS, automotive safety, product liability, commercial partnerships, and multijurisdictional regulatory matters. Support product platforms, negotiate with suppliers, interact with regulatory agencies, and build compliance processes for a growing electric vehicle manufacturer.

Lead the architecture, design, integration, testing, and validation of high-voltage, high-power electronics for commercial EVs. Responsibilities include developing onboard chargers, DC-DC converters, and traction inverters; designing mixed-signal PCBs; conducting reliability, thermal, and EMI/EMC analyses; leading laboratory and vehicle-level bring-up; troubleshooting complex electrical issues; coordinating suppliers; and mentoring engineers. The role requires 10+ years of hands-on experience with 100kW-plus power electronics systems.

Supports daily battery production operations and resolves manufacturing issues while improving safety, quality, delivery, and cost. Develops manufacturing documentation, leads root cause and corrective action investigations, trains technicians, and drives Lean/Six Sigma improvements in throughput, cycle time, OEE, yield, and cost. Supports engineering changes, product introductions, MES and traceability enhancements, line balancing, capacity planning, ergonomics, and workflow optimization. Requires battery manufacturing experience from cell through pack integration.

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

Manage remote receiving and inventory operations by accurately processing shipments in NetSuite, enforcing 3PL receiving procedures, tracking revision-level inventory, auditing discrepancies, clearing receipt backlogs, documenting errors, and coordinating resolutions with purchasing, warehouse teams, and vendors.

Leads the modeling, development, implementation, and validation of embedded control systems for high-power converters and inverters in commercial EVs. Oversees firmware development, hardware-software integration, reliability improvements, charging protocol implementation, and BMS integration. The role requires technical leadership across multidisciplinary R&D teams and expertise in model-based design, HIL validation, microcontroller programming, converter topologies, and advanced inverter control strategies.

Leads IT operations supporting employees, offices, engineering, and manufacturing sites. Responsibilities include managing IT staff, service levels, on-call coverage, collaboration systems, conference room AV, service desk automation, onboarding and offboarding, device lifecycle, budgets, vendors, and cybersecurity coordination. The role also reports operational trends and supports production environments requiring reliable coverage across shifts.

Lead advanced powertrain engineering from concept through production and full product life. Design and develop electric drive units, generator sets, and internal combustion engines; establish engineering standards; perform FEA, design analysis, and validation; develop prototypes with technicians and suppliers; solve complex technical challenges; and guide multidisciplinary teams while mentoring junior engineers.

Develops and implements supplier quality processes for automotive safety systems, structural frames, and thermal components. Conducts supplier audits, APQP, PPAP, inspections, testing, performance monitoring, and corrective actions. Collaborates with engineering, purchasing, manufacturing, and suppliers on DFM/DFA, FMEA, continuous improvement, and regulatory compliance. Leads quality reviews, MRB meetings, validation activities, and safe launches while ensuring components meet stringent safety, structural, thermal, and functional requirements.

Develops and manages supplier quality processes for high-voltage EV components and electromechanical assemblies. Responsibilities include supplier audits, APQP, PPAP, testing validation, performance monitoring, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, continuous improvement, quality-system compliance, MRB leadership, and high-voltage safety reviews. The role works cross-functionally with engineering, purchasing, manufacturing, and suppliers, and requires domestic and international travel.

Owns integration, commissioning, architecture, testing, and troubleshooting of high-voltage energy systems, including generators, batteries, inverters, chargers, and electric vehicles. Develops system interfaces, protection systems, automation scripts, performance logging, and technical bring-up manuals. Collaborates with electrical, firmware, mechanical, thermal, and systems engineering teams to meet safety and performance standards. Requires extensive field commissioning and troubleshooting travel.

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.

Ensures the quality of vehicle electrical and electronic systems across design, manufacturing, suppliers, and production. Responsibilities include monitoring quality metrics, investigating failures, performing electrical testing, defining inspection and end-of-line controls, leading root cause analyses, implementing corrective actions, supporting supplier and manufacturing quality, participating in DFMEA/PFMEA reviews, and driving continuous improvement for harnesses, PCBAs, controllers, and power distribution units.

Leads strategy, design, commissioning, and production ramp-up of advanced battery and EV manufacturing systems. Oversees cross-functional projects, evaluates equipment and technologies, drives automation and robotics integration, and ensures quality, compliance, and sustainability. The role also leads root-cause analysis, continuous improvement, analytics-based process optimization, supplier collaboration, and mentorship of engineering teams.

Provides technical service support to customers, dealers, and authorized service providers throughout the vehicle ownership and warranty lifecycle. Owns service cases, troubleshoots mechanical and electrical issues, authorizes warranty and goodwill requests, processes parts and RMAs, and coordinates resolutions with Engineering, Quality, Production, Purchasing, and suppliers. Supports recalls, service bulletins, documentation improvements, service standards, reporting, training, and continuous improvement initiatives.

The Technical Business Systems Analyst will configure, administer, and support NetSuite, Coupa, HubSpot, and related enterprise systems. Responsibilities include analyzing business processes, improving workflows, managing master data, supporting procurement, finance, manufacturing, warehouse, and planning processes, building SuiteFlows and SuiteScripts, managing integrations, troubleshooting issues, creating reports, and providing user training. The role requires collaboration across departments to translate business requirements into technical solutions and ensure system performance, compliance, and data consistency.