About the role

Senior Lab Operations Professional We are seeking a Senior Lab Operations professional to design, maintain, and continuously improve product development lab environments. This role owns lab setup and upkeep, coordinates equipment procurement and facilities changes, and supports hands-on electronics builds/modifications while administering lab computing and network resources.
Responsibilities: Set up, install, and maintain lab equipment and test environments to support product development. Plan lab updates; specify, order, receive, and track equipment, tools, and parts. Coordinate with Facilities on lab-room modifications, fixtures, furniture, and utilities needs. Maintain accurate inventory and keep lab spaces organized, safe, and clean. Modify and troubleshoot PCBs, fixtures, wiring, and electronic/electro-mechanical equipment (including small-scale soldering).Provision and deploy lab computing devices; manage user accounts and basic system administration. Maintain host security and patching, implement policies, and ensure backups for critical lab systems. Design and maintain lab network topology; install/maintain wiring and networking equipment; apply security best practices.
Qualifications: A.A. degree in Electronics Technology (or equivalent practical experience).6+ years of experience supporting or operating a laboratory environment. Linux system administration experience (certification preferred).Working knowledge of electronics, wiring, electrical safety, and use of hand/power tools. Experience with soldering and PCB/equipment modification. Networking fundamentals: Ethernet/IP and administration of network-connected devices. Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively across departments; able to exercise sound judgment and initiative. Ability to lift, push, and pull up to 25 lbs daily. Ability to perform repetitive motions (bending, twisting, and hand/arm movements).Ability to sit or stand for extended periods.

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