Test Technician

The Test Technician supports engineering and production teams by setting up, operating, and maintaining electronic and mechanical test equipment to verify product performance and quality. This role works hands-on with electronic circuits and mechanical assemblies, performing measurements, troubleshooting issues, and documenting test results to ensure products meet specified standards.

• Set up, operate, and monitor electronic and mechanical test equipment to evaluate product performance and functionality.
• Use oscilloscopes and other diagnostic instruments to measure, analyze, and record electrical signals and parameters.
• Perform soldering on electronic components and assemblies to support test setup, rework, and repairs.
• Assist in testing electronic and mechanical systems according to established procedures and engineering instructions.
• Inspect, troubleshoot, and identify faults in electronic circuits and mechanical assemblies using appropriate tools and methods.
• Document test procedures, results, and observations accurately and clearly for review by engineering and quality teams.
• Maintain test equipment, tools, and workstations in good working order, ensuring proper calibration and safe operation.
• Collaborate with engineers and other technical staff to improve test methods and resolve technical issues identified during testing.
• Follow established safety, quality, and process guidelines while handling electronic and mechanical components.

• Hands-on experience working with electronic and mechanical systems in a test or laboratory environment.
• Proficiency using oscilloscopes to measure and analyze electrical signals.
• Ability to operate a variety of electronic test equipment such as multimeters, power supplies, and function generators.
• Soldering skills for assembling, modifying, and repairing electronic circuits and components.
• Basic understanding of engineering principles related to electronics and mechanics.
• Ability to read and follow technical instructions, procedures, and diagrams.
• Strong attention to detail when performing tests and recording data.
• Good troubleshooting and problem-solving skills in a technical environment.

• Background or coursework in engineering, electronics, or mechanical technology.
• Familiarity with standard laboratory practices and handling of electronic components.
• Comfort working with test equipment in a structured process-driven environment.
• Ability to communicate clearly with engineers and technical colleagues regarding test results and issues.

You will join a technically focused environment where hands-on work with modern test equipment is valued and supported. The organization promotes collaboration between technicians and engineers, offering opportunities to learn, grow technical skills, and contribute directly to product quality and reliability. You can expect a structured setting with clear procedures, supportive colleagues, and the chance to expand your experience in both electronics and mechanical testing.

The role takes place in a laboratory or production test environment that uses electronic and mechanical test equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and soldering tools. Work typical involves standing or sitting at test benches, handling electronic assemblies, and following defined test procedures. The setting emphasizes safety, cleanliness, and organization, with a focus on accurate measurements and careful handling of components and equipment.

This is a Contract position based out of Sherman, IL.

The pay range for this position is $12.00 - $12.00/hr.

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