Sea-Bird Scientific- Calibration Technician II

Hach•Bellevue, WA

18d•$29 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

Imagine yourself… Growing your expertise and expanding your skillset with every project. Doing meaningful work that makes an everyday impact on the world around you. Thriving in a supportive team environment that inspires you to strive for excellence. It’s possible with a role at Sea-Bird Scientific. Headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, Sea-Bird Scientific, a Veralto company, is the world’s largest developer and manufacturer of products for the measurement of salinity, temperature, pressure, dissolved oxygen, fluorescence, nutrients and related oceanographic parameters in marine waters. We offer products to support best-in-class oceanography and climate science. We offer an entrepreneurial environment that is team-centered, customer-driven, quality-focused, and growth-oriented. At Sea-Bird Scientific and Veralto, you’ll be part of a unique culture and work environment where purpose meets possibility: where the work you do every day directly supports the health and sustainability of our oceans and their ecosystems, and where you’ll have access to robust opportunities to deepen your skillset and develop your career. Learn about us About Sea-Bird Scientific and Why Our Work Matters! The Calibration Technician II uses specialized tools, fixtures, instrumentation, and software to calibrate Sea-Bird’s industry-leading oceanographic instruments. This role ensures each product meets accuracy, quality, and performance standards by correlating instrument readings to known scientific standards. This position is on-site at our Bellevue, WA facility and is part of the Production Department.

Requirements

2-year technical degree or equivalent experience.
1–3 years of related experience in calibration, testing, or electro-mechanical environments.
Strong electro-mechanical troubleshooting skills.
Excellent attention to detail and ability to follow precise procedures consistently.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
Ability to learn new software and internal tools quickly.
Familiarity with the instruments and calibration tools used in production environments.
Ability to willing to pivot according to business needs, learn and growth.

Responsibilities

Using proprietary software to access assignments, initiate/complete calibrations, and track instrument and equipment performance.
Operating calibration hardware such as: Perform Temperature, pressure, air&water, lights (indoor and out door) calibrations to both production and Service instruments of ACS, CSTAR, CROVER, and Radiometer units. Hydraulic pressure testers Ovens, chillers, calibration baths Pressure vessels and related tools
Interpreting calibration results and evaluating sensor performance independently without oversight.
Following detailed procedures, quality standards, and delivery requirements to ensure consistent, accurate calibrations.
Documenting work and ensuring equipment is properly maintained.