AIM
Field Deployment Engineer
About this role
Install and harden autonomy systems on heavy equipment worldwide, managing wiring, sensors, power systems, and safety-critical integration from initial deployment through dealer enablement. Travel extensively to customer sites to ensure installations are safe, robust, and repeatable in real-world conditions.
What you'll do
- Lead physical installation of compute, sensors, wiring, and power systems on heavy equipment
- Validate safety systems including E-Stops, lockout/tagout, and safety-critical circuits
- Identify and resolve installation failure modes caused by vibration, heat, dust, and environmental stress
- Create install guides, wiring diagrams, and acceptance criteria for dealer enablement
- Train partners and dealers to perform installations independently and safely
- Build customer relationships and manage expectations around downtime and machine readiness
What they're looking for
- Wiring harness routing and termination
- Heavy equipment mechanical and electrical integration
- Safety-critical system validation and lockout/tagout procedures
- Diagnostic troubleshooting in harsh field environments
- Technical documentation and procedure development
- Field service and autonomous systems deployment experience
- Attention to detail and methodical problem-solving
- Independent work under ambiguous conditions
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AIM
AIM builds autonomy systems for heavy equipment and autonomous earthmoving robots, integrating hardware, sensors, and software to enable autonomous operation in mining and construction environments. The company is hiring for field engineers, configuration engineers, electrical engineers, and IT support roles to deploy, install, configure, and maintain these systems in real-world conditions worldwide.
View all jobs at AIMLikely interview questions
- Walk us through your experience installing and troubleshooting wiring harnesses and electrical systems on heavy equipment. What's the most complex installation you've led, and how did you ensure it was done safely and repeatably?
- Describe a time when you discovered an install-related failure in the field—vibration damage, heat stress, strain relief issues, etc. How did you diagnose it, and what changes did you propose to prevent recurrence?