Electrical Test Engineer

Duration: 12 months (High Possibility of extension) Pay range: $45/hr to $50/hr. on W2 (all inclusive) Job Description Why This Role

As a Camera Component Engineer, you will support the development and deployment of advanced camera and sensing technologies used in autonomous, safety, and operator-awareness systems. This role offers a unique opportunity to work across a wide range of machine platforms and real-world applications, combining hands-on testing, field validation, and technical problem-solving.

• Execute performance testing of camera systems in lab and real-world field conditions
• Conduct environmental testing (temperature, vibration, durability) and third-party facilities

• Field of view
• Image quality under varying lighting conditions

• Test plans
• Test reports and documentation
• Troubleshoot and resolve camera system and hardware issues at component and PCBA level
• Use tools such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and diagnostic software

• Validate camera performance in real-world environments (natural light, low light, glare, etc.)
• Support camera systems used in:
• ADAS (driver assistance)
• Autonomous systems
• Safety and awareness features
• Work closely with third-party suppliers to develop and qualify camera products
• Partner with internal stakeholders to gather requirements and align on system performance goals
• Participate in team discussions, design reviews, and cross-functional meetings

• Office-based work with access to on-site labs
• Outdoor field testing on test vehicles and machines
• Occasional travel to nearby testing facilities (Mossville / Chicagoland area)

• Electrical Engineering or related engineering discipline
• 5–7 years of experience in electronics or sensor development
• Experience working with camera systems, ADAS sensors, or robotics vision systems

• Strong hands-on experience in:
• Hardware testing and validation
• Environmental and performance testing

• Create and execute test plans
• Analyze results and generate technical reports
• Troubleshooting skills at:
• Familiarity with:
• Image quality evaluation (focus, color, lighting conditions)
• Camera system validation and calibration concepts
• Self-driven and proactive mindset
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills
• Organized and detail-oriented
• Clear and concise communication skills
• Curious and inquisitive approach to technology

• Experience in:
• Automotive ADAS systems
• Robotics or machine vision
• Master’s degree (optional, not required)

• A hands-on engineer who enjoys working with hardware in both lab and field environments
• Someone passionate about emerging sensing technologies
• A team player who can support multiple programs and adapt in a fast-paced development environment