Assembly Technician IPodium Automation is reimagining industrial control panel manufacturing through software-enabled design and automated fabrication. We're building technology to create a new industrial supply chain - reducing lead times for critical electrical equipment from months to days. We've raised over $23M from top-tier investors including Construct Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Transition Ventures, Sunflower Capital, Banter Capital, and SV Angel.We are seeking an Assembly Technician I to join a nimble, fast-paced team at the front lines of our factory, building and testing industrial control panels. You will have the opportunity to work in a variety of different operations from enclosure modification through wiring through final testing.
As Podium iterates and implements new technologies, you will work hand-in-hand with the engineering team to both operate and test the new methods and equipment, while providing feedback and suggestions to help continually improve our production process.What You'll DoModify enclosures to include cutouts for panel mounted devices.Retrieve components from stockroom and help maintain stockroom inventory levelsMount components to the panel and wire them together based on work instructionsComplete inspection procedures to ensure panels were assembled correctlyAssist with preparing completed panels for shipping, and helping load/unload goods from trucks when needed.Test new methods and operate prototype automated equipment to help improve the speed and quality of the panels Podium builds, and provide constructive and detailed feedback.Who You AreThere are four values that all Podium employees are expected to demonstrate:Win for the customer. We sit on the same side of the table as our customers - their wins are our wins. We're building the vendor we always wished we had.Default to transparency. We believe in honesty, transparency, and kindness.
It's about how you get things done and not just what gets done.Speed is a feature. We move fast and take ownership. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good.Win and lose as a team. Individuals drive inputs, teams drive outputs.
We celebrate success together but aren't afraid to fail and iterate. We own outcomes together and don't deflect blame.Required for this roleHigh school diploma or equivalentMechanically inclined and experience doing light sheet metal modification workAttention to detail in following written instructionsUnderstanding of electrical fundamentals (AC vs DC voltage, function of overcurrent protection devices, sizing of wiring)Proficient in Microsoft OfficeAble to work on your feet 8 hours/dayAble to lift items that are 25 lbsAvailable to work in-person in Brooklyn, NY Monday through Friday.Preferred for this roleExperience working in a UL 508A panel shop or with industrial control panelsFamiliar with DTM, E3, EPLAN, or AutoCAD Electrical