Engineering Technician I - 3rd Shift

The Engineering Technician I is responsible for performing electrical, mechanical, and environmental testing on current and new product designs under close supervision. This role supports continuous improvement initiatives to reduce the potential for product defects and contributes to laboratory operations in accordance with established standards and procedures.

Responsibilities

Set up test equipment and products in the correct sequence in accordance with approved test procedures; Perform testing on prototypes, existing products, and competitor products based on defined criteria involving mechanical, electrical, environmental, and electromechanical functions, in compliance with ISO 17025 and the Laboratory Scope of Operations; Utilize a variety of mechanical, electrical, and electronic measurement instruments; Accurately interpret, record, and document scientific notation, temperature, pressure, and other measurement data; Assist with the assembly and fabrication of test equipment and prototype products according to blueprint specifications; Follow guidelines related to bills of materials (BOMs); Support manufacturing through troubleshooting activities; Maintain test-related documentation within database systems and assist with database administration as required; Prepare formal and informal test reports; Assist with Engineering Laboratory audits and support 5S workplace organization initiatives

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent; Basic proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word; Ability to work non-standard or extended hours when required; Demonstrated self-motivation and ability to complete projects within established guidelines; Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment; Strong written and verbal communication skills; Aptitude to coordinate and manage multiple tasks or projects simultaneously; Basic understanding of electrical techniques and theories; Demonstrated testing competency in accordance with ISO 17025 and the Laboratory Scope of Operations; Ability to provide and maintain a basic personal tool set; Ability to talk and hear; Ability to use hands to manipulate objects or controls; Ability to stand and walk; Ability to stoop, bend or reach above shoulders occasionally; Ability to occasionally lift up to 25-50 pounds; Ability to perform frequent and continuous computer-based work requiring periods of sitting, close vision and ability to adjust focus

Nice to have

1 year experience participating in project teams; 1 year experience using specialized equipment such as engine dynamometers; Experience participating in cross-functional or project teams; Familiarity with electrical measurement equipment such as multimeters, power analyzers, and similar instruments; Welding and general fabrication experience; General knowledge of combustion engines

Benefits

Medical; Dental; Vision plans; Life insurance; Long-term disability; Flexible spending accounts; Health savings accounts; Accrued paid time off; 8 paid holidays; Opportunity for overtime; 401(k) retirement benefits