Repair Engineer

Your role is Repair Engineer. Your daily schedule will include frequent interactions with New Product Development, Production, and Operations teams. You will directly report to the Technical Lead.

• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and electronic faults in HAUVs and subsea payloads following field deployments or bench testing.

• Carry out corrective and preventive maintenance on vehicle hulls, thrusters, tethers, connectors, penetrators, and pressure housings.

• Repair and calibrate onboard sensors, cameras, sonar units, and navigation modules.

• Perform waterproofing, pressure, and leak testing before vehicles are returned to service.

• Troubleshoot power, communication, and control system faults down to component level.

• Maintain accurate repair logs, root-cause analysis of records, and spare parts usage in the maintenance management system.

• Identify recurring failure patterns and feed findings back to Manufacturing and R&D to drive design improvements.

• Manage spare parts inventory for repairs, flagging reorder points to procurement.

• Support pre-deployment checks, post-mission inspections, and turnaround servicing between missions.

• Ensure all repair work complies with safety, quality, and documentation standards.

• Provide occasional on-site / offshore repair support during operations, as required.

• Diploma or Degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Mechatronics, Marine, or related engineering discipline.

• 2–5 years of hands-on repair or maintenance experience with robotics, marine equipment, electronics, or similar mechatronic systems.

• Working knowledge of electrical/electronic troubleshooting (multimeters, oscilloscopes, soldering, wiring harnesses).

• Familiarity with mechanical assembly, sealing/waterproofing techniques, and torque/fastening standards.

• Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, wiring diagrams, and schematics.

• Comfortable working with hand and power tools, and basic workshop/test equipment.

• Strong problem-solving mindset with meticulous attention to detail and documentation.

• Able to work outside standard hours or travel for on-site repair support.

• Prior experience with underwater vehicles (ROV/AUV/UUV), diving equipment, or marine robotics.

• Experience with pressure/leak testing rigs and subsea connectors (e.g. SubConn, Impulse).

• Exposure embedded systems, PCB-level repair, or firmware flashing.

• Knowledge of CMMS or similar maintenance-tracking systems.

• Market competitive salary

• Growth opportunities that align with your direct ability in helping the company, rather than an arbitrary corporate ladder

• ESOP / equity participation

• Healthcare support

• Special access to industry events

• Well-stocked pantry with nice snacks

• Support for skills upgrading / learning credits