A Mechanical Engineer researches, designs, develops, constructs, and tests mechanical devices including machines, engines and tools. Works on devices ranging from power generators to household dishwashers to surgical equipment. May specialize in a particular type of machine or tool. May develop new devices or improve existing ones to run more efficiently.
12-month contract with ongoing need, opportunity for direct hire, fully onsite role
Pay Rate :
$35.00 - 38.25/hr. with benefit inclusions Job Summary The Electric Drive Test Engineer supports the testing, validation, and failure analysis of electric drive components and systems in a laboratory environment. This role is responsible for conducting performance and durability testing, investigating product failures, and supporting root cause analysis activities. The position offers hands-on exposure to electrification technologies while collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams in product development, controls, simulation, and system validation. Responsibilities Perform laboratory testing of electric drive components and systems, including performance, durability, and validation testing. Conduct hands-on inspections and failure investigations of motors, generators, and related electrical systems. Execute electrical checks, visual inspections, x-ray reviews, material analysis, and fluid analysis to support failure investigations. Analyze test results and identify root causes of component or system failures. Document testing activities, inspection findings, and engineering recommendations in a clear and organized manner. Collaborate with design, controls, simulation, and validation engineers to support product development activities. Assist in developing and improving test methods and inspection procedures. Maintain safe work practices while operating laboratory equipment and performing testing activities. Support continuous improvement initiatives related to product reliability, quality, and performance. Work closely with experienced engineers and mentors to expand technical knowledge in motor and generator systems. Years of Experience and Education Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. 1-2 years of relevant engineering experience in testing, validation, product development, or failure analysis. Candidates with a Master's degree may be considered in lieu of some experience requirements. Candidates with an Associate degree and 4-5 years of relevant technical experience may also be considered. Skills Required Electro-mechanical testing and validation experience. Product development or engineering development experience. Failure analysis and root cause investigation skills. Understanding of electric motors, generators, or electric drive systems. Ability to interpret and analyze test data and inspection results. Experience working in laboratory or test environments. Strong technical documentation and reporting skills. Excellent organizational and communication abilities. Effective problem-solving and analytical skills. Ability to work independently and collaboratively within cross-functional engineering teams. Comfortable working in a hands-on environment with appropriate PPE and safety requirements. #LI-MJ1 #INDOEM
