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McMillan Electric Company
Electronics Test Engineer
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An Electronics Test Engineer designs and develops tests for electronic equipment and manages testing. Works with circuits and other electronic equipment, components and systems.
$108,119 / year median in Wisconsin
+13% projected growth
Job Description
Position Summary We are seeking an Electronics Test Engineer to support the development, testing, troubleshooting, and verification of ECM motors and motor control systems. This is a hands-on engineering role involving laboratory testing, electronic troubleshooting, product development, and cross-functional collaboration. Key Responsibilities Perform electrical, mechanical, and analytical testing using oscilloscopes, multimeters, dynamometers, hi-pot equipment, sound meters, airflow chambers, microscopes, and other laboratory equipment. Support design verification and troubleshooting of ECM motors, motor controls, PCBs, sensors, wiring, and communication systems. Develop and execute test plans based on product requirements and regulatory standards. Build and test new motors and controls, including EMI/EMC, surge, EFT, environmental, airflow, reliability, and application testing. Perform soldering, wiring, and PCB/wiring harness assembly. Troubleshoot and improve computerized test equipment and laboratory systems. Support Production and Quality with timely troubleshooting and problem resolution. Communicate effectively with Engineering, Quality, Sales, Production, suppliers, and management. Maintain compliance with ISO requirements, company procedures, and applicable standards. Perform other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Engineering, preferably Electrical or Electronics Engineering. Minimum 3 years of electronics-related experience. Strong electronic troubleshooting and problem-solving skills to the component level. Good understanding of electronic components and circuitry. Experience with oscilloscopes, multimeters, bench power supplies, and other electronic test equipment. Excellent soldering skills and knowledge of IPC standards. Strong communication, organization, and project management skills. General mechanical aptitude. Proficiency with Microsoft Word and Excel. Preferred Qualifications Experience with electric motors, ECM motors, or motor controls. Experience with environmental, reliability, or application testing. Familiarity with motor manufacturing processes and equipment. Join our engineering team and help develop, test, and improve the next generation of motor and control technology.