Test Engineer Asc - E1 Job Ocala area,Florida USA,Quality Assurance

Maintain, develop, and continuially improve production‑test processes, systems, equipment, and associated software.
Design, develop, and implement test methods and equipment for standard and special devices.
Plan, schedule, and coordinate all test resources required for test execution.
Define test parameters and specifications, execute testing on all customer samples, and perform special tests beyond normal production.
Collect and analyze test data and recommend changes to test hardware, procedures, manufacturing processes, and/or testing requirements.
Diagnose, debug, and troubleshoot complex test‑system, equipment, and software failures; deliver clear root‑cause analyses, corrective‑actions, and prompt resolutions.
Manage inventory, calibration scheduling, and upkeep of assigned high‑value test assets.
Collaborate across design, manufacturing, quality, reliability, and other functions to enhance product design, build quality, and overall production‑area efficiency.
Prioritize tasks and manage workload efficiently in a fast‑paced production environment to meet tight schedules and shifting priorities.
Work occasional overtime as required to meet project deadlines or support special testing activities.
Note:

Upon completion of the training period on the regular 4×10 first‑shift schedule, you’ll transition to a 3×12 shift. This involves working 12‑hour days on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, plus 4 additional flex hours that may be completed remotely, totaling 40 hours per week.

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Job Description

Maintain, develop, and continuially improve production‑test processes, systems, equipment, and associated software.
Design, develop, and implement test methods and equipment for standard and special devices.
Plan, schedule, and coordinate all test resources required for test execution.
Define test parameters and specifications, execute testing on all customer samples, and perform special tests beyond normal production.
Collect and analyze test data and recommend changes to test hardware, procedures, manufacturing processes, and/or testing requirements.
Diagnose, debug, and troubleshoot complex test‑system, equipment, and software failures; deliver clear root‑cause analyses, corrective‑actions, and prompt resolutions.
Provide advanced production‑troubleshooting support.
Manage inventory, calibration scheduling, and upkeep of assigned high‑value test assets.
Collaborate across design, manufacturing, quality, reliability, and other functions to enhance product design, build quality, and overall production‑area efficiency.
Prioritize tasks and manage workload efficiently in a fast‑paced production environment to meet tight schedules and shifting priorities.
Work occasional overtime as required to meet project deadlines or support special testing activities.
Note:

Upon completion of the training period on the regular 4×10 first‑shift schedule, you’ll transition to a 3×12 shift. This involves working 12‑hour days on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, plus 4 additional flex hours that may be completed remotely, totaling 40 hours per week.

Basic Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, or Electronics Engineering Technology.
Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret Security clearance within 12months of hire.
Proficient in reading, interpreting, and applying schematics, wiring diagrams, block diagrams, and other technical documentation.
Strong hands‑on experience with common measurement and test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, signal generators, power supplies, DAQ systems).
Demonstrated ability to diagnose, debug, and resolve analog, RF, and/or digital circuit issues at both component and system levels.
Experience analyzing…