Electronics Production Test Development Engineer

Reporting line: Manager, Technical Operations
People leadership: No direct reports; may coordinate or lead projects

Is this you?

• Do you thrive on troubleshooting production test failures and getting lines back on track fast?
• Can you take a new test platform from engineering concept to full-scale manufacturing with confidence?
• Are you fluent in building test methods for components, assemblies, and finished products—and standardizing equipment to match?
• Do you balance technical depth with an eye for labor standards, cost estimates, and continuous cost-out?

What you’ll tackle

• Own day-to-day Test support, resolving production issues swiftly and sustainably.
• Plan and execute the transition of new test platforms into manufacturing (fixtures, SW, documentation, training, and validation).
• Create, validate, and improve test methods from part-level to final system verification.
• Drive standardization of test equipment to improve repeatability and reduce variation.
• Estimate costs and labor, then pursue targeted cost-reduction initiatives.
• Implement and maintain clear, auditable test procedures.
• Invest in your technical growth to remain current on best practices and tools.
• Promote a safe, secure, and efficient test area.
• Deliver accurate, high-quality work—every time.

How you’ll work

• Collaboration: Partner with management, purchasing, manufacturing, contract manufacturers, suppliers, and customers.
• Autonomy: Operate with minimal supervision—individually or on a team—making test recommendations and decisions that move projects forward.
• Outcome focus: Contribute to multiple complex, time-critical projects, emphasizing on-time execution.

What you bring

• BSEE or equivalent plus 3–5 years of Test Engineering experience in electronics manufacturing/assembly.
• Hands-on mastery of test equipment and manufacturing test technologies.
• Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) proficiency.
• Ability to conceptualize and resolve complex technical problems.
• IPC certification and strong written/verbal communication with excellent interpersonal skills.
• Flexibility and self-direction; comfortable working with minimal oversight.

Proficiencies we value

• IPC-A-610
• OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing)
• Equipment troubleshooting
• Advanced troubleshooting skills
• Experience in a manufacturing environment
• AS9100 experience

This overview captures core responsibilities and may be adjusted as organizational needs evolve.