Technician- Wilsonville, OR (Engineering Technician) 1057

Wilson•Wilsonville, OR

3d•Onsite

About The Position

The Engineering Technician supports a fast-paced design team developing, testing, and troubleshooting 3D printer systems. The role provides hands-on support to mechanical, electrical, and software engineering teams by maintaining prototypes, upgrading hardware, and diagnosing and repairing printers. The technician uses electronic and mechanical skills and measurement equipment to support engineering experimentation and maximize efficiency in developing printer systems. The position is in Wilsonville, Oregon, pays $33 per hour, and is a six-month contract with potential for extension or conversion. The schedule is Monday through Friday, starting at 8:00 AM, for 40 hours per week. The position is temporary and offers limited benefits with no vacation.

Requirements

Strong electronic and mechanical skills.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Computer proficiency, including PC, Windows, and Excel.
Direct, hands-on experience with UNIX and MS-Windows software commands and tools.
Ability to work with minimal supervision in a fast-paced, self-directed environment.
Ability to document detailed results and communicate symptoms to engineers.
Software, electronics, or mechanical test and troubleshooting experience.
Ability to use measurement equipment including oscilloscopes, high-speed cameras, and DVMs.
Strong teamwork skills.
Ability to change priorities quickly.

Nice To Haves

AA/AS degree with advanced electronic theory and principles.
Three to five years of experience in a product development environment.
At least three years of experience supporting engineering experimentation, process development, and laboratory testing.
Experience maintaining or repairing electro-mechanical systems.

Responsibilities

Support mechanical, electrical, and software engineering design and test teams by maintaining prototypes, performing hardware upgrades, and troubleshooting and repairing printers.
Diagnose product problems and communicate symptoms to software, mechanical, or electrical engineers.
Work with little supervision to develop test fixtures and execute engineering tests.
Enter problems into a formal bug-tracking database.
Use service and manufacturing documents and provide feedback on those documents and best practices.