Final Test Technician Il

Veralto Global•Bellevue, WA

1d•$29 - $31•Onsite

About The Position

Imagine yourself… Collaborating with a vibrant, inclusive, global team. Joining a company with a proven track record of success and an exciting future. Contributing to a brighter, more sustainable future. 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. Sea-Bird Scientific builds the world’s most trusted oceanographic instruments — tools that help researchers understand our oceans and protect the planet. As a Final Test Technician II, you’ll play a key role in ensuring every instrument that leaves our facility meets the highest standards of accuracy, reliability, and performance. This is a hands-on, technically challenging role where your expertise directly contributes to the quality of data used by scientists, environmental agencies, and research institutions around the world. You’ll report to the Final Test & Calibration Supervisor and serve as a technical resource within the team, supporting complex testing, troubleshooting, and continuous improvement efforts while mentoring junior technicians. This position is part of the Final Test department located in Bellevue, Washington and is on-site.

Requirements

A 2‑year technical degree plus relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of education and hands‑on work.
3–5 years of electrical and/or mechanical experience in manufacturing, testing, calibration, or production environments.
Strong proficiency with hand tools, power tools, test jigs, fixtures, voltmeters, ohmmeters, and diagnostic equipment.
Advanced electro‑mechanical aptitude with the ability to read and interpret schematics, blueprints, and engineering documentation.

Nice To Haves

Experience supporting process improvements or equipment optimization is a strong plus.

Responsibilities

Perform complex testing and calibration of oceanographic instruments measuring salinity, temperature, pressure, dissolved oxygen, fluorescence, and more.
Independently analyze test data, identify anomalies, and determine corrective actions.
Troubleshoot electro‑mechanical, electronic, and mechanical issues to root cause.
Ensure compliance with manufacturing standards, SOPs, engineering drawings, and work orders.
Execute advanced set‑ups, modifications, calibrations, and verification of test equipment and fixtures.
Identify recurring issues or process gaps and contribute to corrective and preventive actions.
Set up, operate, and troubleshoot automatic and semi‑automatic equipment in a continuous production environment.
Install, modify, repair, dismantle, and validate machinery and test systems using documentation and blueprints.
Assemble, test, and verify complex sub‑assemblies and final assemblies using a variety of tools and diagnostic equipment.
Partner closely with Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, and Final Test leadership to resolve technical challenges.
Provide guidance and informal mentoring to Technician I team members.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives focused on efficiency, safety, and product quality.
Clearly communicate status updates, risks, and improvement opportunities to the Final Test Supervisor.