Electrical Technician II

Milpower Source•Belmont, NH

9d•Onsite

About The Position

Milpower Source, Inc. is seeking an experienced Electrical Technician II to work at its operations facility in Belmont, New Hampshire. The position conducts testing and data collection for power supplies, related equipment, and component systems, and assists senior technicians with qualification testing of new products. The technician learns the company’s product line and designs for linear power supplies and switchers, reads and interprets schematics, and assists with troubleshooting and repairs. The role also involves maintaining load boxes, harnesses, and test equipment, along with other duties as assigned. The position is full-time, Monday through Friday, on first shift. The technician reports project status, estimated completion times, and problems to product managers, and reports test results to the appropriate development and testing group or production manager. The role requires working safely, keeping the work area neat and clean, following tool and instrument control procedures, and reporting unsafe acts or conditions to the immediate supervisor.

Requirements

Two-year technical degree in electrical engineering or technology, or five years of life experience in a related technical field.
Experience with testing processes and electrical-system test techniques.
Experience using equipment such as multimeters, oscilloscopes, and fatigue analysis equipment.
Experience with electronic test equipment.
Self-starter with excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Critical thinking skills, including using logic and reasoning to assess alternative solutions, conclusions, or approaches.
Reading comprehension skills for understanding work-related documents.
Complex problem-solving skills, including evaluating options and implementing solutions.
Troubleshooting skills to determine causes of operating errors and decide how to address them.
Ability to interact with computers and computer systems, including hardware and software, to program, write software, set up functions, enter data, or process information.
Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident.
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States; sponsorship is not provided. Individuals who need current or future work authorization sponsorship are not eligible.

Responsibilities

Conduct tests of new components, assemblies, and systems according to established policies, procedures, or written test plans.
Maintain accurate records of test results and report results to the appropriate development and testing group.
Conduct performance tests and environmental stress screening in accordance with established test criteria, record results, and report them to the production manager.
Ensure products meet established specifications.
Operate equipment safely, maintain a neat and clean work area, follow tool and instrument control procedures, and report unsafe acts or conditions to the immediate supervisor.
Report project status, estimated completion times, and problems to product managers.
Learn the company’s product line and designs for linear power supplies and switchers.
Read and interpret schematics and apply that knowledge to applications.
Assist senior technicians with troubleshooting and repair.
Conduct qualification testing on new products.
Maintain load boxes, harnesses, and test equipment.
Perform other duties as assigned.