Industrial Control Panel Technician
About the job
- Demonstrated industrial control panel wiring experience in automation, OEM, water treatment, or aerospace environments.
- Proficiency in reading and interpreting detailed electrical schematics and layout drawings.
- Skill in termination techniques, shielding, grounding, and low-voltage signal routing.
- Manual dexterity and proficiency with electrical assembly hand and power tools.
- Attention to detail in wiring and panel construction.
- Verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to follow and improve documentation.
- Assemble and wire complex control panels and enclosures from electrical drawings, schematics, and bills of material.
- Terminate power, signal, and communication wiring, including 24 VDC, 120/480 VAC, Ethernet, and analog/digital I/O.
- Mount and connect PLCs, VFDs, relays, breakers, power supplies, terminal blocks, and other components.
- Execute point-to-point checks and continuity testing, and assist with system commissioning.
- Ensure high craftsmanship in wire routing, labeling, shielding, and panel aesthetics aligned with WET’s standards.
- Collaborate with engineers and fellow technicians to resolve build issues and maintain quality.
- Document work processes and support improvements to production efficiency and reliability.
- Industrial automation technician background.
- Panel shop electrician background, including UL-listed fabrication experience.
- PLC/instrumentation technician background for process or aerospace controls.
About the company
WET Design creates immersive environments that use water, light, movement, and other natural elements to create shared human experiences. The company collaborates with developers, architects, leaders, and visionaries to design, build, and maintain interactive installations that respond to their specific environment and community. Their team combines artists, physicists, architects, and choreographers to conceive projects from concept through lifetime maintenance, ensuring each installation is tailored to its location and audience. Unlike others who offer generic displays, WET focuses on context-driven, people-centered attractions that pull visitors in and draw attention to the space. The goal is to transform spaces into memorable experiences that connect people with their senses and with each other, creating lasting engagement and visibility for the project.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Founded
1983
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Dubai Fountain reopened October 1, 2025, validating WET’s technical durability.
- April 17, 2026 AI-driven concepts open higher-margin experiential installation work.
- Municipal projects like Scioto Mile sustain demand for specialized water-feature expertise.
What critics are saying
- CareerBliss cited a June 2026 mass layoff, signaling unstable staffing.
- Dubai Fountain closed April-October 2025, exposing dependence on legacy flagship assets.
- If landmark commissions slow, WET becomes a niche vendor with shrinking relevance.
What makes WET Design unique
- WET Design created Dubai Fountain and Bellagio, two global signature attractions.
- Mark Fuller’s April 2026 AI fountain concepts extend WET beyond static choreography.
- Columbus CDDC selected WET for Scioto Mile Fountain, proving civic trust.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours