Product Testing Engineer SRAM – Posted

We are looking for a rigorous, technically minded engineer to join our Product Development team in Colorado Springs, Colorado. As a Test Engineer, you will build and own the systems, procedures, and data that drive product decisions. This role sits at the intersection of engineering discipline and hands‑on problem solving. You will collaborate closely with design engineers, own your test programs end to end, and apply statistical and reliability thinking to bring clarity to complex development challenges.

If you are energized by figuring out why something failed and making sure it never fails again, this is the role for you.

• Independently develop test plans, procedures, and methods for SRAM product testing
• Collaborate with engineers to design, build, manage, and continuously improve automated development test systems for mechatronic devices
• Characterize product behavior, analyze test data, and communicate results to support product development
• Resolve complex engineering issues associated with testing
• Apply statistics and reliability principles to develop test plans
• Independently write, review, and release test procedures
• Incorporate continuous improvement concepts, systems, and tools into daily work
• Perform other duties as assigned

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical Engineering preferred)
• 3+ years of relevant experience
• Experience in test execution and issue management
• Experience with mechatronic and sensing technologies
• Experience with electronics, PCBAs, and firmware/software (preferred, not required)

• LabVIEW and/or Python (application development, scripting, and modules)
• 3D modeling
• Failure analysis

• Base salary starting at $75,000 with the potential to go up to 40% higher based on experience and skills
• Eligible for annual corporate bonus based on company and individual performance

• On‑site role in Colorado Springs, CO — relocation expected for non‑local candidates
• Open floor plan office environment and test lab setting with exposure to machinery
• Willingness to travel domestically and internationally required (approximately 1‑3 one‑week trips per year)