Engineering Technician

Engineering Technician – Operations

An Engineering Technician within Operations works on complex high‑end test systems requiring independent action. This position contributes to the development of concepts and techniques on the development, testing and implementation of new products and requires a high degree of initiative. This position works cross‑functionally with Engineering, Quality, Marketing and Purchasing to develop and implement testing methodologies and to troubleshoot and maintain test and calibration equipment.

• Assist in the development of test equipment and processes and implement new designs.
• Support the troubleshooting of test benches and equipment in support of Service and Production.
• Perform analysis to draw conclusions and present results.
• Demonstrate ability to adapt quickly to new designs and concepts.
• Evaluate and apply standard techniques and company test procedures.
• Construct, evaluate, and troubleshoot prototype equipment.
• Perform test equipment verification, validation and reliability testing of design specification by defining and executing verification procedures and test plans.
• Record test results, numerical and graphical data, and make recommendations for changes to product or test methods.
• Generate documentation, including drawings, manufacturing procedures, BOM’s, and inspection procedures.
• Track and communicate project status, help develop schedules and specifications.
• Travel to customer or field test sites to support field implementation of test equipment.
• Identify and work with vendors on engineering and production components.
• Interact with cross‑functional groups.
• Complete other assignments and special projects as requested.

• Electronic Technology certificate.
• Experience as an Engineering or Production Technician.
• Troubleshooting and repair skills using electronic test equipment.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite products.
• Strong interpersonal, organizational and communication skills.
• Occasional travel inside and outside the United States.

• Knowledge of computers and networks.
• 2‑year Electronic Technology AAS degree.
• Familiarity with databases like SAP.

• Knowledge of electronic test equipment such as oscilloscope, DVM, and other test equipment.
• Knowledge of electronic components and their usage in electronic circuits.

Entry level

Full‑time

Management and Manufacturing
IT Services and IT Consulting