Electrical Test Technician

Overview

• Perform testing, troubleshooting, and evaluation of high voltage power supplies in a production environment.
• Contribute to the performance and quality of high voltage power product lines.
• Work on products used in industrial and medical applications, including detection, screening, and material curing.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to address product issues and recommend improvements.
• Ensure compliance with testing procedures and maintain detailed documentation of test results.
• Operate and maintain specialized test equipment for high voltage power supplies.
• Support production throughput requirements and adhere to quality standards.
• Maintain adherence to safety protocols and gowning requirements.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Select and set up test equipment for production testing as per work instructions.
• Perform compliance testing and burn-in conditioning of high voltage power supplies.
• Troubleshoot product and equipment issues under guidance from senior technicians or engineers.
• Evaluate customer returns and assist in generating failure analysis reports.
• Prepare test data to support engineering evaluations and product development.
• Ensure adherence to throughput requirements and maintain test station organization.
• Communicate findings and quality concerns to engineering teams effectively.
• Transport parts and assemblies across various production areas as required.

Job Requirements

• Associate’s Degree in Applied Science or specialized training in Electronics.
• Minimum of 5 years of electrical testing experience or equivalent training.
• Proficiency in operating oscilloscopes and product-specific testing equipment.
• Comfortable working with high voltage levels ranging from 1KV to 180KV.
• Strong organizational skills and experience with Windows/MS Office applications.
• Ability to lift and handle high voltage power supplies up to 50 lbs.
• Effective verbal and written communication skills across all organizational levels.
• Willingness to adhere to safety protocols and work overtime when necessary.