Calibration Engineer
$90000- $110000 / year
ApplyCalibration Engineer
Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90000- $110000 / year
About the role
- Calibrate inspection, measurement, and test equipment in electrical, dimensional, or physical or mechanical disciplines to guarantee compliance with established standards.
- Maintain primary calibration standards and recommend reference standards for calibration applications.
- Develop, implement, and uphold the quality system for the calibration department in accordance with established standards and guidelines.
- Collaborate with automation, engineering, and energy departments on specialized research and development projects.
- Apply engineering expertise to design and advance calibration techniques and fixtures.
- Develop and manage calibration instructions to reduce reliance on external calibration services. Prepare calibration reports and certificates, and generate corrective action reports for non-conforming equipment.
- Train and educate team members on calibration principles and practices.
- Success in This Role Looks Like
- Maintain equipment calibration and compliance across electrical, dimensional, and physical or mechanical disciplines.
- Identify conditions that fall outside acceptable tolerance levels and resolve them before they affect quality.
- Strengthen the calibration department through sound quality systems and clear calibration instructions.
- Advance calibration techniques and fixtures through applied engineering expertise.
- Support cross-functional research and development work through strong collaboration with engineering teams. Reduce dependence on external calibration services through effective internal instruction development.
- This Position Requires the Following Skills and Attributes
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, such as a BS in electrical engineering or mechanical engineering, or equivalent experience
- Experience calibrating inspection, measurement, and test equipment in one or more of the following areas: electrical, dimensional, or physical or mechanical
- Working knowledge of quality systems and calibration standards
- Ability to design and develop calibration techniques, fixtures, and instructions
- Strong written communication skills for preparing calibration reports, certificates, and corrective action reports
- Ability to train and educate team members on calibration principles and practices
- Strong collaboration skills to work across engineering, automation, energy, and maintenance departments
- PreferredThe Following Skills and Attributes Are Preferred
- Experience examining and assessing new calibration standards before laboratory approval
- Experience supporting system improvements that reduce reliance on external calibration services
- Experience designing and documenting measurement reference material for laboratory use
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