The Laboratory Test Engineer works in the EV / Energy Laboratory, testing and evaluating products such as electric vehicle chargers, inverters, power supplies, battery chargers, EV cord reels and connectors, combiner boxes, and GFCI, AFCI, and LDCI devices. Testing activities include high- and low-power electrical tests, mechanical evaluations, temperature and heating analysis, environmental conditioning, grounding and bonding verification, abnormal operation and overload testing, short-circuit testing, and electrical and electronic troubleshooting. The role follows complex test plans and datasheets, evaluates sample performance and operation, records and explains results, and completes accurate test reports. For assigned complex test programs, the engineer may serve as project lead, defining test plans, managing related activities, communicating status and results, and meeting agreed deadlines. The engineer examines customer samples, learns and operates appropriate tests, and communicates with customers during setup and operation to ensure proper evaluation. The position also involves explaining applicable standards and product technology, building or adapting test setups and equipment, training laboratory staff, operating and maintaining complex test equipment, performing complex maintenance, and potentially calibrating equipment. The engineer supports continuous improvement for assigned testing technologies, recommends improvements to equipment and processes, and collaborates with engineers, laboratory personnel, and customers to deliver safe, accurate, and timely testing. The role requires documenting technical findings, supporting process efficiency and automation, and maintaining a safe, organized laboratory environment.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level