Electro Mechanical Technician

Responsibilities

1. System Assembly & Integration (MUST)

● Perform physical and functional integration of complex hardware components.

● Develop and execute Integration Test Plans (ITPs) to ensure all modules

communicate correctly.

● Build and maintain hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) test benches for rapid prototyping.

2. Debugging & Troubleshooting (Nice to have)

● Identify, root-cause, and resolve hardware-level bugs, signal integrity issues, and

power delivery failures.

● Work closely with the board design and firmware teams to “bring up” new boards and

validate low-level drivers.

● Utilize lab equipment (Oscilloscopes, Logic Analyzers, Spectrum Analyzers) to

diagnose intermittent system failures.

3. Design Verification (DVT) (Strong nice to have)

● Perform rigorous validation testing against environmental, mechanical, and electrical

specifications.

● Document test results and provide feedback to the design teams to influence the

next hardware revision.

4. Documentation & Tooling

● Read wiring diagrams, interconnect maps, and assembly instructions.

5. Lab Support (MUST HAVE)

● Order supplies/equipment/tools.

● Manage rental equipment:

○ Monitor usage for optimal equipment return/lease termination.

○ Pack up and return equipment.

● Keep lab workspaces organized/clean and safe.

● Inventory/Shipping/ Receiving

● Qualifications

● BS or MS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related field OR 5

years of experience.

● Lab Skills: Expert-level soldering (SMD), cable harness fabrication, and PCB

rework.

● Preferred Qualifications

● Adaptable: You thrive in the “grey area” between design and production.

● Meticulous: You know that “good enough” is the enemy of a reliable system.

● Communicative: You can explain a complex timing issue to a software engineer just

as easily as you can discuss thermal constraints with

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