Integration and Test Engineer
$138 K - $182 K
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Posted 51 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$138 K - $182 K
About the role
- Own the integration sequence and day-to-day execution of assembly across generator subsystems, including vacuum systems, electromagnets, high-voltage capacitor systems, controls, diagnostics, and radiation safety
- Develop and manage a multidisciplinary schedule on a daily and weekly basis to ensure full build completion
- Define, plan, and execute integrated subsystem tests in collaboration with subsystem owners
- Lead build completion reviews to verify operational readiness and test preparedness
- Collaborate with production, test, and engineering teams to improve integration and build processes
- Author work instructions for technician teams to support both nominal builds and non-conformance resolution
- Lead root cause analyses and implement corrective actions during integration and build
- Drive strategies for hardware upgrades, replacements, and integration improvements to maximize uptime
- Perform trade studies on build sequencing, hardware prioritization, and resource allocation to influence Helion's system development approach
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related field 3+ years of professional experience delivering full-scope engineering projects, including schedule ownership
- Demonstrated use of engineering first-principles and structured problem-solving
- Hands-on experience across multiple engineering disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, and fluids
- Effective technical communication across functional and organizational levels#LI-Onsite #LI-KL1Benefits
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