Flexible mornings start between 6:00 AM and 9:00 AM. Job Description Build electrical systems and test electrical systems and components for functionality, safety, and compliance with regulations. Read and interpret electrical and mechanical diagrams, and technical specifications to determine wiring layouts and installation procedures. Troubleshoot electrical problems, identify root causes, and implement corrective actions. Ensure compliance with electrical codes, regulations, and safety standards in all work activities. Collaborate with Engineers and Technicians to ensure proper coordination of electrical work. Maintain accurate records of work performed, in compliance with Good Documentation Practices (GDP) and Good Manufacturing Processes (GMP). Provide technical support and guidance to other staff. Follow safety protocols and procedures to prevent accidents, injuries, and electrical hazards. Estimate material and labor needed to complete electrical projects and repairs. Support and test mechanical, electrical and/or software designs. Create tools, test equipment and their specifications, as needed. Preferred Skills in the following areas: Wiring harness assembly and troubleshooting Soldering AutoCAD Electrical Ability to follow electrical diagrams Experience fabricating electro-mechanical test systems Familiarity with LabView Familiarity with Windows based test systems
Primary Responsibility:
Assist with building and assembling electrical test fixtures to support increased production capacity. Perform equipment calibrations and preventive maintenance Nice to have Familiar with medical terminology. Experience working in an FDA regulated environment.
Education requirement:
Minimum 2-year Electrical, technical, or related degree / completion of an Electrical Apprenticeship. Education can be replaced with a minimum of 2 years of Electrical Technician experience.
Pay:
$45.00 - $50.00 per hour Application Question(s): Minimum 2-year Electrical, technical, or related degree / completion of an Electrical Apprenticeship? Familiar with medical terminology?