Heritage Electronics Technician

Manufacturing, testing and fitting wiring looms, including terminations and pin-to-pin testing

Testing and calibrating the sensors and electronics fitted to Heritage cars, and specifying new parts where nothing suitable exists

Diagnosing and repairing legacy systems, including Williams-developed hardware and software that went out of production decades ago

Managing stock and equipment for the electronics group

Supporting cars at events, working directly with the customers who own them

Building software and algorithms over time, taking on more of that work as your skills develop

Working with mechanics, designers and external harness manufacturers

Much of this is one-off problem solving on cars with no current documentation and no spare parts shelf. It is closer to a treasure hunt than a production line, and it needs someone who takes real pride in a finished loom.

Practical wiring expertise, real understanding of how sensors work, and experience calibrating them. A willingness to learn and to pass what you learn back to the team. A confident manner with customers, because at Heritage events you are the face of Williams, not a face in the garage. Some software or programming familiarity is useful, and there is room to build it here.

A small team where your work is visible and your judgement is trusted, on machinery that matters to the people who watch it run. Travel that is real but managed, with event rotation shared across the group rather than loaded onto one person. Genuine scope to move into control systems and software as you grow. Teamwork and accountability are how this group operates, because with three people there is nowhere for either to hide.