Calibration Metrology Technician

Calibration Metrology Technician Position Summary Accura Calibration is an

ISO/IEC 17025

accredited calibration laboratory. Our Calibration Metrology Technicians perform calibration, adjustment, evaluation, and minor repair work on RF, electrical, and mechanical measurement equipment, working against traceable standards and within formal uncertainty budgets. All work is performed in accordance with ISO 9001 and

ISO/IEC 17025 / ANSI

Z540.1, following OEM, customer, or GIDEP procedures. This is a metrology role — not test, QA, or production work. If you enjoy careful measurement, uncertainty analysis, and well-documented results, this is the right kind of job. We are willing to train candidates with strong math, mechanical, and technical aptitude who have the willingness to learn and a desire to develop their skills. Responsibilities Perform calibration, diagnostic, and preventive maintenance on instrumentation in accordance with established procedures, supporting traceability and calculating uncertainties as needed. Create calibration datasheets accurately and effectively, based on instrument specifications and approved calibration procedures. Make decisions based on test results to adjust parameters of operation and maintain product conformity to specifications. Determine whether equipment is serviceable or economical to repair. Use OEM software to configure and troubleshoot equipment. Document all abnormal findings and communicate clearly with affected parties. Investigate issues, identify solutions, and implement corrective actions; escalate complex issues to management as needed. Identify, review, and upload corresponding manuals, instructions, and specifications; create and maintain item types and items in the lab system. Develop and refine calibration procedures and methods to improve processes. Provide remote troubleshooting and technical support to customers via email and phone, and to other technicians and Accura partners. Perform calibration work at customer facilities and review completed work post-onsite for accuracy. Participate in audits and assessments; adhere to all safety regulations and protocols. Observe laboratory inventory and notify appropriate personnel for replenishment; ensure chemicals and solutions are properly labeled and expired items are removed from use. Preferred Technical Background The following are preferred. We are willing to instruct candidates who show the right aptitude.

Calibrator experience:

Hands-on calibration experience using a Fluke 5522A, 5500A, or 5700A multi-product calibrator. Candidates should be able to describe specific procedures they have run.

Uncertainty and tolerance:

Working knowledge of measurement uncertainty and tolerance. Must understand what a TUR (Test Uncertainty Ratio) is and why it matters.

Discipline coverage:

Experience in at least two of the following areas: RF — spectrum analyzers, RF power meters, signal generators DC / Low Frequency electrical — DMMs, oscilloscopes, function generators Mechanical — torque, pressure, dimensional, force, mass Electronics fundamentals: Foundational electronics theory — AC/DC circuits, impedance, signal behavior. An associate's degree in electronics, military electronics school, or equivalent demonstrated experience.

Procedure literacy:

Ability to read and follow formal calibration procedures and document results accurately. Also Helpful (Not Required) U.S.

military calibration background:

Air Force PMEL, Army 35T or 94E, Navy CAL-rated, Marine Corps 2871, or Coast Guard ET. Prior experience working in an

ISO/IEC 17025

accredited laboratory. Familiarity with MET/TEAM, MET/CAL, or IndySoft. Exposure to writing or reviewing uncertainty budgets. Requirements U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident status. High School Diploma or equivalent. Valid Texas Driver's License with a clean driving record (no more than 3 moving violations in 3 years). No criminal convictions. Strong mathematical aptitude, with a solid background in algebra and measurement; geometry knowledge is a plus. Familiarity with Microsoft Office. Ability to travel, mostly in the DFW area with occasional overnights. Skills and Qualifications Strong knowledge of measurement principles, calibration techniques, and equipment operation. Ability to interpret and effectively communicate technical manuals, engineering sketches, and general calibration procedures. Familiarity with calibration standards and procedures. Understanding and comprehension of uncertainty calculations. Ability to work independently or as part of a team. Strong work ethic and proven ability to multi-task and handle priorities in a fast-paced environment. Effective communicator, both verbal and written. Attention to detail, commitment to accuracy, and exceptional analytical skills. High degree of organizational and time management abilities. Physical Requirements Dexterity to handle small, fragile objects. Capable of heavy lifting (50-80 pounds). Standing and walking for long periods. Ability to work in enclosed and/or elevated spaces. May occasionally be exposed to wet/humid conditions, enclosed or elevated spaces, fumes, or airborne particles.

Benefits:

401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person