Senior Technician (01887)
$36.00 – $41.00/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$36.00 – $41.00/hour
About the role
- Troubleshoot, repair, build, and rework electromechanical assemblies using electrical and mechanical drawings and specifications· Assemble and rework complex electromechanical components, circuitry, and engineering prototypes· Set up, adjust, calibrate, align, and modify electrical and mechanical components· Build test fixtures and set up experiments to evaluate prototype reliability and performance· Operate laboratory and machine shop tools to modify or fabricate parts and assemblies· Identify design or performance issues, collect data, and communicate findings to engineering teams· Use a variety of test and measurement equipment, including DVMs, oscilloscopes, data loggers, gauges, dynamometers, and flow sensors· Research and procure parts, tools, and test equipment as needed· Maintain laboratory areas, tools, and equipment to ensure proper availability and reliability· Communicate project status, technical issues, and findings to team leads and managers· Provide technical direction to other support personnel when appropriate· Prioritize tasks according to project objectives while working with minimal supervision
- Technical diploma, vocational high school certificate, or equivalent· 7+ years of experience in a comparable engineering, laboratory, manufacturing, or technical environment preferred· Experience working with sophisticated electromechanical assemblies and prototypes· Ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical engineering drawings· Experience creating and following technical documentation and work instructions· Proficiency with Microsoft Office· Experience using electrical and mechanical test equipment· Strong troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving skills· Excellent attention to detail and ability to work independently· Strong written and verbal communication skills· Ability to work effectively with engineers, scientists, and other technical professionals in a fast-paced environment
- Weekly pay· Referral bonus opportunities· Potential for long-term growth· Opportunity to work in a highly technical engineering environment If you are interested in this position, please apply using the link provided and be sure to include an updated resume.
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