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About the Role

9 Mothers builds robotic weapons systems. This role owns hands-on electronics fabrication, including building cables and harnesses, wiring enclosures, and reworking PCBAs. Your work directly impacts weapons systems used in the field.

Responsibilities

• Build cables and wire harnesses from schematics, harness drawings, or engineer's sketches.
• Work across various connector families common to robotic and vehicle systems.
• Label, sleeve, and strain-relieve harnesses for hard use on outdoor, live-fire robotic platforms.
• Verify every build for continuity and pinout, capturing as-builts and redlining drawings.
• Wire compute and control enclosures end-to-end, including panel layout, component mounting, power distribution, and wire routing.
• Perform point-to-point checkout and initial power-up checks for enclosures.
• Build repeatably, ensuring consistency between units.
• Rework and repair PCBAs, including component replacement and modifications.
• Troubleshoot boards and assemblies to the failed component using standard test equipment.
• Build and run simple electrical test setups.
• Instrument tests, log results, and report failures.
• Maintain the electronics lab, including test equipment, soldering stations, and stock.
• Travel to test ranges to repair harnesses, boxes, and electronics on deployed systems.
• Work safely around firearms and an active belt-fed shotgun platform, adhering to range safety protocols.

Requirements

• 5+ years of hands-on experience as an electronics technician, electrical assembler, or similar role.
• Expert-level cable and harness fabrication skills.
• Proficient soldering and rework skills, including SMT component replacement.
• Ability to read and work from schematics, wiring diagrams, and harness drawings.
• Competent with standard bench equipment: DMM, oscilloscope, power supplies.
• Meticulous workmanship and documentation habits.
• Comfortable working around firearms and live-fire operations.
• Willing to travel occasionally to test ranges in central Texas.
• US person (citizen or lawful permanent resident) for ITAR compliance.

Skills

• Cable and harness fabrication
• Soldering
• SMT component replacement
• Reading schematics and wiring diagrams
• DMM
• Oscilloscope
• Power supplies
• Workmanship documentation
• Working around firearms
• IPC/WHMA-A-620 certification (preferred)
• IPC-A-610 certification (preferred)
• J-STD-001 certification (preferred)
• Military electronics maintenance background (preferred)
• Test fixture design and fabrication (preferred)
• Robotic systems wiring (preferred)
• Data logging (preferred)
• Basic scripting (e.g., Python) (preferred)

Location

• Austin, TX

Work Type

• Onsite
• Direct Hire
• Full-Time

Experience Level

• 5+ years

Benefits

• Meaningful Early Equity
• Direct Roadmap Influence
• Mission-Critical Work
• Brand-new lab fully optimized for rapid prototyping
• 100% Employer-Paid Premiums for medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 50% employer contribution for dependent healthcare premiums
• Unlimited PTO
• Zero Red Tape / Autonomy
• Relocation Assistance

About the Company

• 9 Mothers develops AI-powered machines designed to intercept and neutralize Group 1/sUAS threats in real-time.
• Backed by top-tier investors.
• Builds for immediate survival of those in harm’s way.
• Team of hackers, engineers, and mission-driven builders.
• Values field-ready capability over polished slide decks.
• Builds robotic weapons systems, including EDDA, a robotic shotgun turret for counter-UAS, and a proprietary belt-fed shotgun platform.