Are you an Electro-Mechanical Test Technician who enjoys hands on electrical testing and troubleshooting? Do you have experience working with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and test equipment to diagnose and resolve technical issues? Are you looking for an opportunity where you can apply your expertise to critical engineering projects with flexibility around your working hours? If so, this opportunity may be the right next step for you.
The Electro-Mechanical Test Technician will play an important role in developing test setups, building fixtures and wiring harnesses, and supporting testing activities across current projects. This position is suited to someone who can work independently, apply practical technical knowledge, and help engineering teams resolve testing challenges.
As the Electro-Mechanical Test Technician your responsibilities will include
- Building and supporting electrical and electromechanical test fixtures, equipment, and wiring harnesses
- Conducting hands on functional testing and troubleshooting electrical and electromechanical assemblies
- Working alongside an electrical engineering consultant to implement test setups, configure equipment, and support testing procedures
- Supporting the development and execution of testing activities for current engineering projects
- Collaborating with internal engineering and assembly teams to resolve technical issues and support project requirements
As the Electro-Mechanical Test Technician you will bring
- Proven hands on experience in electrical and electromechanical testing, with the ability to work independently and with limited supervision
- Strong working knowledge of oscilloscopes, hi pot testers, multimeters, power supplies, and general electromechanical test equipment
- Experience building test fixtures and wiring harnesses, along with the ability to conduct functional testing and troubleshoot assemblies
- The ability to work effectively with engineers to implement test setups, follow procedures, and resolve technical challenges
- Basic mechanical inspection skills, including the use of calipers, alongside a practical, methodical approach to testing and problem solving