Engineering Technician I

Summary

As an Engineering Technician I, you'll assist engineers with building and testing solutions for technical problems. You'll play a pivotal part in creating, modifying, and testing products and processes. 

Primary Responsibilities 

• Build prototypes and production intent products through detailed mechanical and electro-mechanical assembly. 

• Assist engineers in designing, fabricating, modifying and validating development fixtures, tooling and test equipment. 

• Use hand tools, power tools, CNC machines and common laboratory equipment safely and effectively. 

• Use precision inspection equipment measurement tools such as calipers, micrometers, CMM, oscilloscope and multimeters. 

• Support failure analysis efforts under the direction of engineers and/or senior technicians. 

• Support the formal verification and validation testing of our products. 

• Support laboratory management activities including calibration tracking, preventative maintenance, equipment setup, safety compliance and inventory control. 

• Perform other related duties 

General Tasks 

• Hands on building, winding, soldering, wiring, bonding, and machining electromechanical assemblies. 

• Inspecting parts, assemblies and tooling. 

• Maintain logs for document updates, retrievals, and distributions. 

• Support Engineering, Quality, and Operations teams with documentation needs. 

• Adherent to company policies, procedures, and ethical standards. 

• Perform additional duties as assigned. 

Outcomes / Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) 

• Complete prototype, fixture, and test build according to project schedules and quality requirements. 

• Ensure test equipment calibration and preventive maintenance activities are completed. 

• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized laboratory and work environment. 

Desired Experience, Education, Skills, Training, and Competencies. 

• Associate Degree in Mechanical Engineering Technology, Mechatronics, Manufacturing Technology, Electronics Technology, or equivalent technical training and experience. 

• Knowledge of electro-mechanical assemblies. 

• Soldering and wiring experience (preferred for electro-mechanical environments). 

• Experience with hand tools, CNC Mill and Lathe. 

• Ability to interpret CAD models, engineering drawings, and assembly documentation. Experience with SolidWorks preferred. 

• Knowledge of engineering principles. 

• Able to read and interpret technical drawings familiar with GD&T. 

• Be detail-oriented and able to work independently with minimal supervision. 

• Familiarity with safety regulations and procedures or have the ability and willingness to learn. 

• Familiarity with testing and assembly methodologies and tools, or ability and willingness to learn. 

• Ability to troubleshoot hardware failures and assist in equipment and lab management. 

Core Competencies: 

• Collaborative team player.  

• Effective communicator. 

• Manual dexterity sufficient to assemble precision electromechanical devices, motors, fixtures, and prototypes. 

• Quickly learns new equipment, processes and technologies. 

• Self-development and continuous improvement mindset. 

• Demonstrates structured troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.  

• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.  

• Strong organizational skills and follow-through 

Travel Requirements:  

• None 

Physical Requirements:  

• Primarily office-based work involves extended periods of sitting. 

• Frequent use of computers and standard office equipment. 

• Use hands and fingers for detailed assembly, wiring, soldering, and operation of hand tools. 

• Ability to lift, carry, push, and pull up to 35 pounds regularly and up to 50 pounds occasionally.