3rd Shift-Test Operator
wise staffingOlive Branch (MS)
About the role
Test Operator (10:00PM-6:30AM) Monday-Friday Responsibilities: Performs the set-up, calibration, testing and troubleshooting of circuits, components, instruments and mechanical assemblies. Tests and troubleshoots assemblies and/or final systems. Performs the set-up and testing of more complex systems and mechanical assemblies. Tests and troubleshoots assemblies and/or final systems. Follows test process instructions (TPI). Determines test specifications, methods and procedures from statement of work (SOW). Complete rework on assemblies and/or systems Prepares technical reports summarizing findings and recommending solutions to technical problems. May perform other tasks including but not limited to unpacking, packaging, placing labels and cratingRequirements: At least 6 months of related experience Strong attention to detail Good written and verbal communication skills Knowledge of basic office applications, such as word processors, spreadsheets and databases Familiarity with computer components and handling Ability to regularly lift, push and/or move up to 50 pounds Ability to stand for a prolonged period Ability to work on ladders or stools Highschool diploma or GED
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