Job Description - PCB & DACS Test Engineer
An exciting new position for an Electronics Engineer to work within an ESD Laboratory Testing and Assembling both new and legacy data acquisition controller board assemblies and modules within an established and successful Test equipment Technology company.
Background: My client designs and manufactures test products & systems for propulsion, power train, vehicle, and component test systems at their modern facility in Worcester. The company was founded in 1983 and is undergoing a period of growth and change.
My client supplies systems ranging from control and data logging systems for existing test cells through to a new test cell complete with dynamometer, cooling systems, measurement equipment including integrated cell support infrastructure and independent safety protection solutions.
Department:
PCB Test - Reporting to Service Manager
Personal Characteristics & Skills:
Ability to plan and organise (self & others). Technically minded with a solution-driven work ethic. Motivational to maximise department productivity. Resilience & excellent communication skills both verbal & written. Deliver to tight deadlines consistently. Ability to work on own initiative. Passionate about engineering. Quality focused. Good timekeeping. Working above and beyond what is required to meet requirements of production and test. Able to communicate between departments to problem solve and assist Research and Development requirements.
Technical Skills Required: Able to read electronics drawings. Knowledge of I/O systems. Practical experience with Analogue and Digital Electronics. Testing individual PCBs on receipt from the supplier and placing into stock. Assembling DACS modules called for on works orders. Testing and configuring the DACS modules called for on works orders. PC Literate with understanding of Microsoft Office applications. Able to write and maintain technical documents relating to my clients products. Experience with Electronic Fault Finding. Ability to use electronics test equipment such as a DVM, Oscilloscope and a process calibrator. Knowledge of QA reporting procedures and ability to use and maintain test records. Able to create and maintain precise and thorough build and test procedures. Experience with soldering and surface mount technology is expected. Ability to design and produce test equipment. 3D printing experience useful (but not essential).
Benefits: Bereavement leave. Company pension. Cycle to work scheme. Flexitime. Free parking. Life insurance. On-site parking. Sick pay.
Schedule: Monday to Friday No weekends Work Location:
In person
Job Types:
Full-time, Permanent Pay:
£15.50-£20.00 per hour Expected hours:
37.5 per week Location:
Worcester
PLEASE REPLY WITH YOUR LATEST CV TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION #J-18808-Ljbffr
An exciting new position for an Electronics Engineer to work within an ESD Laboratory Testing and Assembling both new and legacy data acquisition controller board assemblies and modules within an established and successful Test equipment Technology company.
Background: My client designs and manufactures test products & systems for propulsion, power train, vehicle, and component test systems at their modern facility in Worcester. The company was founded in 1983 and is undergoing a period of growth and change.
My client supplies systems ranging from control and data logging systems for existing test cells through to a new test cell complete with dynamometer, cooling systems, measurement equipment including integrated cell support infrastructure and independent safety protection solutions.
Department:
PCB Test - Reporting to Service Manager
Personal Characteristics & Skills:
Ability to plan and organise (self & others). Technically minded with a solution-driven work ethic. Motivational to maximise department productivity. Resilience & excellent communication skills both verbal & written. Deliver to tight deadlines consistently. Ability to work on own initiative. Passionate about engineering. Quality focused. Good timekeeping. Working above and beyond what is required to meet requirements of production and test. Able to communicate between departments to problem solve and assist Research and Development requirements.
Technical Skills Required: Able to read electronics drawings. Knowledge of I/O systems. Practical experience with Analogue and Digital Electronics. Testing individual PCBs on receipt from the supplier and placing into stock. Assembling DACS modules called for on works orders. Testing and configuring the DACS modules called for on works orders. PC Literate with understanding of Microsoft Office applications. Able to write and maintain technical documents relating to my clients products. Experience with Electronic Fault Finding. Ability to use electronics test equipment such as a DVM, Oscilloscope and a process calibrator. Knowledge of QA reporting procedures and ability to use and maintain test records. Able to create and maintain precise and thorough build and test procedures. Experience with soldering and surface mount technology is expected. Ability to design and produce test equipment. 3D printing experience useful (but not essential).
Benefits: Bereavement leave. Company pension. Cycle to work scheme. Flexitime. Free parking. Life insurance. On-site parking. Sick pay.
Schedule: Monday to Friday No weekends Work Location:
In person
Job Types:
Full-time, Permanent Pay:
£15.50-£20.00 per hour Expected hours:
37.5 per week Location:
Worcester
PLEASE REPLY WITH YOUR LATEST CV TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS POSITION #J-18808-Ljbffr
