Controls Technician
About The Position
The Controls Technician supports the laboratory development, production launch, and maintenance of Drive Train Systems components and systems for the automotive market. The role involves assembling and testing prototype hardware, inspecting products, conducting complex technical tests, analyzing results, making recommendations, and maintaining accurate records. The technician also services engineering by building, maintaining, and calibrating test equipment. The position requires initiative, sound judgment in selecting solutions, and contributions to team progress; it requires minimal supervision, with a supervisor providing written and verbal guidance on project priorities and new programs.
Requirements
- High school diploma.
- At least 8 years of experience.
- High degree of mechanical, electrical, and electronic aptitude.
- Excellent knowledge of the operation and function of related test machines and data acquisition equipment.
- Excellent working knowledge of print reading and interpretation, including mechanical and electrical schematics.
- Excellent troubleshooting skills.
- Good verbal and written communication skills.
Nice To Haves
- Associate degree preferred; demonstrated prior work experience in a technical field is also noted.
Responsibilities
- Operate a wide range of test equipment.
- Help design, construct, recommend, and document mechanical systems and electronic control systems for testers.
- Maintain accurate records of tester designs, upgrades, and repairs.
- Recommend new test and calibration equipment.
- Operate shop equipment and train others to use it.
- Participate in training, leading, and motivating others.
- Plan and execute projects with minimal supervision.
- Inspect components for conformance to specifications.
- Assist in developing product and test improvements and solving problems.
- Train and guide new technicians and engineers on products and processes.
- Prepare customer samples.
- Assist in calibrating test equipment.
- Inspect, assemble, and conduct technical tests on products; analyze results and provide recommendations.
- Build, maintain, and calibrate test equipment in support of engineering.
- Document activities appropriate to the work.
- Complete required safety training, report and correct unsafe practices as appropriate, work safely, and comply with safety and health requirements.
- Follow the Global Star Safety Program and BorgWarner PTC Safety Policy Manual, take reasonable precautions to protect self and coworkers, and report injuries or potentially dangerous situations to the immediate supervisor.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
High school or GED
