Electrical Test Technician, Hardware Platform EE Lab

What you'll do

• Build custom electrical test racks, fixtures, ground support equipment, and mil-spec cable harnesses; perform PCBA rework and repair.
• Set up, execute, and document electrical tests using bench equipment; troubleshoot assemblies and resolve issues with engineers.
• Interpret engineering drawings and BOMs, identify discrepancies, and support EMI/EMC test configurations.

What they ask for

• 3+ years building custom electrical test racks, fixtures, or cable harnesses in an R&D, prototype, or aerospace/defense environment; production-line assembly alone does not qualify.
• Demonstrated mil-spec circular connector fabrication experience, including crimping, tooling, backshell integration, and band-it clamping.
• Current or previous IPC-620 certification (CIS or CIT) and J-STD-001 soldering certification; must be able to recertify upon hire.
• Proficiency operating oscilloscopes, power supplies, electronic loads, and DMMs; able to read and build from electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and BOMs. U.S. Person status and ability to lift at least 25 lbs unassisted required.

Nice to have

• IPC-620 space addendum and/or current IPC-610 PCBA inspection certification; SMT and through-hole PCBA rework experience.
• EMI/EMC testing, aerospace/defense/satellite experience, RF/coaxial cable assembly, or test automation experience.

Pay

$42.31 — $64.91 USD (base salary)

Tools

IPC-620, D38999, Mighty Mouse (Glenair), Amphenol, IPC-610, MIL-STD-461, RTCA DO-160, J-STD-001