Manufacturing Technician 1

GE HealthCare•Aurora, CO

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Performs diverse and complex assignments supporting GE HealthCare product development and manufacturing. Work may include setting up and operating data acquisition equipment for tests, carrying out experiments, documenting and reporting test results and measurements, leading compliance and quality activities, and training team members. Responsibilities include equipment setup, manufacturing, assembly, basic testing and troubleshooting, and documenting test results and assembly operations. Work is performed from detailed instructions, with significant supervision. The position tests production assemblies and sub-assemblies, operates and maintains production and test equipment, conducts routine diagnostics and experiments, collects and analyzes test data, and records work and results. The technician contributes to production output, quality inspections, compliance, training, and continuous improvement activities, collaborating with team leads, engineers, supervisors, and managers. This is an onsite, first-shift position with a 40-hour workweek, from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

Requirements

Associate degree in a Manufacturing, Engineering, or Technology-related field, or a high school diploma and 2 years of experience demonstrating electrical-specific skills at a technician-equivalent level in a formal educational and/or work environment.
Proficiency in logically troubleshooting at subsystem and system levels using identifiable problem-solving techniques.
Ability to draw accurate conclusions from test data, malfunctions, or deviations and assist with corrections to existing designs or processes.
Proficiency in understanding and interpreting basic written technical information.
Demonstrated ability to work well with limited direction and information.
Demonstrated attention to detail and quality-minded work habits.
Ability to communicate in English or the local language.

Nice To Haves

Associate degree in Electrical Engineering Technology or bachelor’s degree in a Manufacturing, Engineering, or Technology-related field.
Through-hole and surface-mount soldering experience.
Proficiency with computer programs such as Microsoft Word and Excel.

Responsibilities

Test production assemblies and sub-assemblies for correct operation and compliance with performance specifications.
Set up, calibrate, tune, operate, modify, and maintain standard production and test equipment according to detailed instructions.
Under close supervision, perform routine experiments, diagnostics, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis to resolve equipment or process issues.
Collect and analyze test data, adjust variables as directed, and escalate equipment irregularities as needed.
Maintain accurate records of work performed, test results, and other documentation required by management.
Use basic technical communications throughout the product lifecycle to support improvements in system performance, reliability, functionality, and serviceability.
Maintain daily production output in a highly standardized environment with close supervision and frequent review.
Participate in quality control inspections and comply with EHS, Quality, and regulatory requirements.
Execute training plans as required.
Collaborate with team leads, engineers, supervisors, and managers to achieve team goals and drive quality and process improvements.
Participate in Quality, Lean, and continuous improvement activities, training sessions, and employee engagement teams as assigned.