Test System Engineering Technician II

Summary

Myron L Company is seeking a Test System Engineering Technician with a strong critical thinking. A successful candidate has a working knowledge of basic electronics to properly maintain, debug, and improve electronic test systems in collaboration with the quality and engineering departments.

Duties and Responsibilities

Existing Test System Support

• Respond to Test System User Requests for support.
• Run tests or fault diagnostics to locate and address electronic problem(s).
• Disassemble/reassemble circuit boards and other structures.
• Identify and order new/replacement components if needed.
• Keep test equipment in good working order as well as maintain manuals and project files.
• Keep logs and reports to outline tests run, parts used, troubleshooting approach, and repairs completed.
• Regularly update custom equipment manuals and maintain parts inventory reports.
• Perform preventive maintenance—logging tasks completed and making procedural notes. Suggest adjustments to preventative maintenance schedule to optimize resources.
• Install and/or upgrade software on existing test systems.

New Test System Support

• Integrate test circuitry in prototypes and final test equipment.
• Set up and run initial tests on new electronic systems or equipment as directed by a Test Engineer.
• Validate test system prototypes and calibrate equipment with notes and procedures from engineers. Identify potential issues and propose solutions to mitigate problems.
• Maintain detailed records of validation tests and upgrades performed.
• Perform second pass final validation/verification of test equipment.
• Verify the accuracy and workflow of test system operating procedures.
• Train production and QC personnel on equipment operation and test procedures.

Skills and Qualifications

• Electronic Background – Must read and understand wiring diagrams, drawings, and schematics, and must be familiar with basic electronics concepts.
• Electronic Equipment – Must be able to skillfully operate bench test equipment such as oscilloscopes, digital multi meters, signal generators, and power supplies. Must know how to solder.
• Computer Proficiency – Proficient with MSOffice applications. Ability to learn programming language like Python, Arduino, C, etc.
• Problem-Solving – It often takes several steps to diagnose a problem with an electronic component. This position requires an individual be well versed on how to identify and provide solutions to electronic equipment issues and breakdowns.
• Communication Skills – Strong oral and written communication skills are crucial (submitting various reports, speaking with engineers, project managers, programmers, and other technicians).