Is this your next hardware role? Do you thrive on building test processes from scratch? Are Gerber edits, DFM reviews, ECRs, and BOMs part of your toolkit? Would you like to work at a high-tech company located in Ironwood, in Michigan's Western Upper Peninsula—home to five downhill ski resorts, extensive cross-country and snowshoe trails, the Iron Belle Trail, the Gogebic Range Trail System, and quick access to Lake Superior? What you'll own Reliability across production: analyze, troubleshoot, modify, and repair electronic components, parts, equipment, and systems at multiple production stages.

Test strategy:

develop test apparatus and methods to prove functionality and verify designs meet industry and customer specs.

Standards alignment:

ensure procedures comply with applicable industry standards and ISO requirements.

Manufacturing test flow:

determine how products are tested in manufacturing to demonstrate conformance to specifications.

Functional validation:

test systems, subassemblies, and parts; identify defects; coordinate corrective actions.

Continuous improvement:

partner with engineering to implement fixtures and procedures that prevent errors.

Customer design assistance:

execute Gerber modifications and PCB layouts using in-house tools; create assembly designs from product specs.

Manufacturability reviews:

support Program Management and Business Development with process flow assessments and compliance to customer documentation. Panelization & supplier interface: produce panel designs and manage working files and approvals with PCB providers.

Component strategy:

assist with component selection and alternates through quoting, ECRs, and BOM creation. How you'll work Report to and collaborate with the Director of Engineering. Document and analyze test cases; share regular progress updates. Partner across engineering disciplines to define, perform, and interpret tests; raise issues and recommend resolutions. What you bring Preferred bachelor's degree in Electronics Engineering or related field. Focus and organization to manage many design elements and technical characteristics during design and component testing. Initiative and urgency to drive tasks to completion. Strong teamwork and interpersonal skills to ensure smooth manufacturing execution. Advanced math competency, including calculus, for analysis and troubleshooting. Clear speaking skills to articulate design choices and give direction in development and production. Proficient technical writing for methods, proposals, parts lists, operating and maintenance manuals. Perks & logistics

Job Type:

Full-time Schedule:

Monday to

Friday Work Location:

In person (Ironwood, MI)

Benefits:

401(k), Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, Paid Time Off Technical must-haves PCB Assembly and familiarity with PCB Components Surface Mount rework CAD proficiency Tools AutoCAD, SolidWorks (CAD) Other information Responsibilities and activities may change to meet business needs at any time, with or without notice.