Test Technician (Morning Shift)

Posted 16 days ago

insight globalNewark (CA)

Automotive Engineering Technicians Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Junior

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$30-36

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About the role

Test Technician

Required Skills & Experience: Minimum of 2 years of automotive or related technician experience. Experience troubleshooting and executing test profiles. Detail oriented personality with exceptional documentation and reporting skills. Strong Microsoft office and computer software literacy. Basic experience working with standard industrial communication interfaces i.e. CANbus, Ethernet, Modbus.

Nice to Have

Skills & Experience: Experience in dyno-specific testing interfaces. Experience with electric vehicle drive systems. Experience with electric vehicles and/or automotive products. Experience with Atlassian Jira, National Instruments hardware & related software strongly desired.

Job Description: Insight Global is seeking a Test Technician to sit onsite at an Automotive client in Newark, CA. This person will physically install and setup test articles on test beds, execute both standard and lower risk non-standard tests. They will utilize flash basic software versions to test articles, provide organized and detailed feedback to test requestors and update test tickets. They will leverage basic data acquisition systems, related instrumentation, and diagnose and debug basic issues at a system, modular, and component level. This role can pay $30-36 depending on years of experience.

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