Aerospace Mechanical Test Engineer -Contract

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express employment professionals cincinnati eastLoveland (OH)

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$35-$50/HR

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Aerospace Mechanical Test Engineer -Contract

Location: Loveland, OH

Compensation: $35-$50/HR

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field 4+ years of hands-on experience with mechanical or hardware system testing Experience with instrumented test setups, including lab, rig, or test stand environments Familiarity with data acquisition systems and sensor integration Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills for mechanical and test systems Effective communication and technical documentation skills in a collaborative environment

Responsibilities: Partner with design engineering to define test objectives, requirements, and success criteria Design, build, and commission mechanical test rigs for turbomachinery and propulsion subsystems Develop and implement instrumentation plans, including installation of sensors and measurement devices Configure and operat data acquisition systems to capture high-quality test data Execute test programmes, including setup, operation, troubleshooting, and data analysis Lead test readiness reviews and contribute to design reviews with test planning input Document test results and communicate findings to cross-functional engineering teams #SRGDH

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