Full-Time
Electro-Mechanical Assembly & Test Technician
Updated on 9/3/2026
Tractable
51-200 employees
AI-powered motor-claims automation for insurers
Compensation Overview
$27 - $30/hr
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
In Person
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- Two or more years of electro-mechanical assembly, field-service, or technician experience are required.
- Ability to read basic electrical schematics, wiring schedules, and mechanical exploded views.
- Proficiency with hand tools, torque drivers, and crimp/ferrule tools, with comfort performing light soldering.
- Basic computer literacy, including using the Windows or Linux command line to run scripts or update firmware.
- A valid driver’s license is required.
- Ability to lift 50 pounds and work on ladders or a scissor lift when routing overhead cabling.
- Install electrical hardware, including relays, power distribution units, and ground-fault circuit interrupter outlets, on the scanner frame according to wiring diagrams and safety codes.
- Mount and secure electronic subassemblies, including embedded compute, USB hubs, Power over Ethernet switches, sensors, and machine-vision cameras.
- Route, label, and strain-relieve cabling, and torque and mark fasteners to specification.
- Flash firmware and run scripted diagnostics on cameras and compute modules.
- Execute final functional tests by driving vehicles through the scanner, log image and sensor data, and troubleshoot and document anomalies.
- Complete quality-assurance checklists in the manufacturing execution system and sign off units for shipment.
- Provide engineering feedback on build pain points and suggest fixture or kitting improvements to shorten assembly time and improve quality.
- Maintain an electrostatic-discharge-safe bench and follow IPC-A-610, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, and company safety practices.
Tractable focuses on applying artificial intelligence to automate automotive insurance processes, especially motor claims. Its product rapidly and accurately reviews repair estimates to help insurers settle claims faster and keep customers on the road. The technology digitizes and automates the entire claims workflow, enabling end-to-end automation that can reduce operational costs and the share of total-loss claims. Tractable differentiates itself by combining data and AI development to deliver scalable automation in partnership with insurers and automotive industry players, including large partners like GEICO. The company aims to improve claim speed, accuracy, and customer experience while driving efficiency for its partners and expanding its collaborations across the industry.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series E
Total Funding
$180M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Covéa’s April 2026 renewal expands Tractable’s French claims automation for three more years.
- Regina Auto Body’s September 2025 partnership extends Tractable deeper into repair-shop conversion.
- Everest Group named Tractable a Top 50 P&C Insurance Technology Provider in 2026.
What critics are saying
- CCC’s 85% Estimatics share and litigation pressure Tractable’s route to insurer distribution.
- Business Insider reported layoffs in 2022 and 2023, signaling cost discipline under stress.
- If insurers standardize on CCC, Tractable becomes a niche feature, not a platform.
What makes Tractable unique
- Tractable’s computer vision automates motor claims from photos, not adjuster workflows alone.
- Covéa renewed a three-year partnership in April 2026, proving repeat enterprise value.
- Tractable embeds across insurers and repair networks, including GEICO, Ageas, and DCR Systems.
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Tractable named to Everest Group Top 50(TM) P&C Insurance Technology Providers 2026. LONDON & NEW YORK - March 16, 2026 - Tractable, the leader in applied AI for the insurance industry, announced its recognition in the Everest Group Top 50(TM) Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance Technology Providers 2026. This prestigious global ranking identifies the leading technology companies redefining the "AI-driven era" of insurance. As the P&C industry moves from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale deployment, Tractable was specifically recognized for its leadership in Claims Intelligence and Decisioning. This category honors providers that embed AI, automation, and predictive modeling into critical claims workflows, from First Notice of Loss (FNOL) to final settlement. "Our inclusion in the Everest Group Top 50(TM) validates our commitment to delivering 'AI by design' - solutions where intelligence is a foundational layer rather than an add-on," said Venkat Sathyamurthy, CEO at Tractable. "The report highlights a structural shift toward connected intelligence. At Tractable, we are proud to be the partner of choice for insurers looking to improve human judgment and accelerate outcomes through production-grade AI." At Tractable, Tractable Limited has always believed that AI should do more than just automate tasks - it should solve real human problems. Everest Group's latest research confirms that claims processing has become the most "industrialized" and ROI-driven area for AI. But for Tractable Limited, it's about more than just numbers; it's about the next wave of innovation: agentic orchestration. Its goal is to build technology that feels less like a machine and more like a helping hand when it's needed most. This means moving toward systems that can automatically handle the stressful complexities of triage, settlement, and recovery at scale. By using its AI-native platform to improve loss ratios and speed up cycle times, Tractable Limited is making sure that when life takes an unexpected turn, people get the support they need faster than ever before. Tractable Limited believe in balancing smart automation with real human oversight, ensuring that every claim is handled in a way that is faster, more accountable, and more reliable for everyone involved. About Everest Group. Everest Group is a leading research firm helping business leaders make confident decisions. The Top 50(TM) P&C Insurance Technology Providers list evaluates firms based on market success, geographic coverage, Line of Business (LoB) coverage, value chain depth, and innovation. About Tractable. Tractable is a leader in AI for automotive, applying cutting-edge computer vision to assess vehicle damage and streamline everything from repairs and trade-ins to insurance claims - helping businesses and customers move forward faster.
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New York, NY - September 29, 2025 - Tractable is proud to announce its newest partnership with Regina Auto Body, a leading repair shop in Canada.
CHICAGO, March 11, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Tractable accused CCC of violating federal antitrust laws in a court filing today, alleging that CCC is using its 85% market share of the Estimatics market to limit customer choice and raise prices that ultimately impact the American consumer. Estimatics products can be used to identify automotive damage, diagnose necessary repairs, and estimate the costs of such repairs.Tractable leveled the charges in its Motion for Leave to File an Amended Answer and Counterclaim, filed as part of ongoing litigation between the two companies in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois."Today, Tractable took legal action against CCC, challenging what Tractable believes is anticompetitive conduct that harms the auto collision ecosystem. Tractable took this legal action to enable choice and best-of-breed technologies in the ecosystem: for insurers, repairers, service providers, and everyday Americans, who pay for auto insurance as a life necessity," said Alex Dalyac, the founder and CEO of Tractable.About TractableTractable is an Applied AI company that uses the speed and accuracy of artificial intelligence to visually assess cars and homes. Our solutions aim to help people work faster and smarter, while reducing friction and waste – better for businesses and the planet. Trained on millions of data points, Tractable's AI-powered solutions process more than $7 billion in vehicle repairs and purchases annually, and connect everyone involved in insurance, repairs, and sales of cars and properties