Temp Engineering Technician

Responsibilities:

· Assemble, integrate, and test mechanical, electrical, and electronic components and systems.

· Perform wiring cable assembly mechanical assembly and equipment integration using hand tools and standard shop equipment.

· Work closely with engineering teams to troubleshoot hardware, identify issues, and implement practical solutions.

· Support the transition of engineering designs and prototypes into repeatable manufacturing processes.

· Assist with developing, improving and documenting manufacturing procedures, work instructions, and assembly processes.

· Perform product inspections and quality-control checks to ensure components and finished systems meet specifications.

· Support board bring-up and troubleshooting under engineer direction, including setup and basic use of DMMs, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and related bench instruments.

· Prepare boards, fixtures, and samples for lab testing customer demonstrations, supplier questions, and internal engineering reviews.

· Assist with inventory, materials, and supply-chain activities to support production schedules.

· Read and interpret engineering drawings, schematics, assembly instructions, and technical documentation.

· Use CAD software to review designs, make basic modifications, and support engineering and manufacturing activities.

· Communicate technical concepts, project updates, issues, and results effectively with engineering manufacturing, and customer-facing teams.

· Support multiple projects and responsibilities in a fast-paced, hands-on engineering environment.

Requirements:

· Hands-on experience troubleshooting and solving mechanical, electrical, or electromechanical problems.

· Perform microscope-based soldering, fine-pitch rework, component replacement, wire modifications, jumper work, and board cleanup. Proficiency with hand tools and common mechanical/electrical assembly equipment.

· Experience with product inspection, quality control, and/or manufacturing processes.

· Familiarity with supply-chain, inventory, or materials-management activities.

· Experience using Microsoft Office, particularly Word and Excel

· Familiarity with CAD software; EAGLE, Cadence OrCAD, SolidWorks

· Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings schematics, and technical documentation.

· Ability to understand common component sizes/packages, wire gauges, connectors, simple mechanical fit constraints and basic prototype0build requirements.

· Comfort reading schematics placement references, BOMs, build instructions, and engineering notes well enough to execute work and ask precise clarifying questions.

· Flexible, practical problem-solving approach in a development-lab environment where priorities can change quickly.

Pay: $27.66 - $35.00 per hour

Expected hours: 40.0 per week

Ability to Commute:

• Bedford, MA 01730 (Required)

Work Location: In person

Salary : $28 - $35