Manufacturing Test Engineer - Electrical

Posted 3 days ago

tundra technical solutionsFindlay (PA)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing

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Senior

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$43 -$ 48

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About the role

✈️ Major Manufacturing company is hiring a Manufacturing Test Engineer - Electrical to join its advanced manufacturing team in Findlay Township Pennsylvania.

What we’re looking for: ✅ Electrical Testing Expertise – Hands-on experience testing electrical equipment, inverters, or power systems in a manufacturing environment.✅ LV/MV Knowledge – Strong understanding of Low Voltage (LV) and Medium Voltage (MV) electrical systems and safe testing practices.

✅ Manufacturing Test Experience: Experience developing, executing, and troubleshooting electrical manufacturing test procedures, test rigs, and equipment.✅ Troubleshooting & Quality – Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a focus on identifying manufacturing defects, improving test processes, and preventing escaping defects.

💡 Preferred: Inverter Testing – Experience testing solar inverters, BESS/energy storage systems, VFDs, or power conversion equipment. P80i Experience – Familiarity with P80i or similar electrical testing systems/software. PLC Controls – Basic knowledge of PLC controls, control systems, and their application in manufacturing testing. Standards & Safety – Knowledge of IEC/UL standards, LOTO, EHS requirements, electrical test instruments, oscilloscopes, voltage/current probes, and calibration practices.

💵 Compensation: $43 -$ 48 Range OF Hourly Rates🎁 Optional benefits: Medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) to both post for compliance Apply Today!! – Send and update copy of your resume to jssaikiran@tundratechnical.comand let’s schedule a time today to plan your future career!

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