Sr Test Technician (1st shift 5:00am-2:30pm)

Mercury Systems•Phoenix, AZ

About The Position

Test and troubleshoot complex digital system assemblies in a fast-paced, changing environment. As part of the Test Engineering group, this seasoned individual contributor helps ensure the proper operation and functionality of advanced technology products, working under limited supervision in routine and defined situations. The role applies electronics principles to test and troubleshoot high-density, multi-system assemblies with multiple CPUs and FPGAs at both board and system level, and performs functional tests to verify PCB and system fit, form, and function. The technician uses specialized test equipment, monitors diagnostics, validates product configurations and test setups, collects and records performance data, and prepares complete test reports. The position also includes programming and verifying devices; troubleshooting systems, devices, processes, and test setups; supporting engineers in maintaining product and equipment operation to design specifications; testing new or changed equipment; and reporting defects and nonconforming materials while coordinating with production to resolve failures. This position requires access to information subject to U.S. export regulations. Access is limited to individuals who meet the stated citizenship, residency, protected-individual, or government-authorization requirements. Mercury Systems describes its workplace as casual and supportive, with opportunities to learn and grow, skills training, and tuition reimbursement.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Typically, at least 3 years of relevant hands-on experience.
Experience performing complex testing and moderate problem-solving on digital systems and subassemblies.
Solid understanding of manufacturing quality standards.
Ability to read schematics and other technical data.
Ability to prepare complex test reports and data according to functional and acceptance-level test procedures; may assist with redlining existing functional test procedures.
Experience performing complex thermal, shock, vibration, and environmental tests.
Ability to troubleshoot assemblies and determine root causes, including debugging moderate to complex problems.
Knowledge of practical engineering and technology applications, including principles, techniques, and procedures used in manufacturing processes.
Knowledge of design techniques and principles involved in manufacturing, production processes, quality control, costs, and techniques for improving manufacturing efficiency.
Ability to read and perform test procedures and communicate effectively about potential issues.
Ability to identify root causes of operating errors and apply logic and reason to solve complex problems.
Ability to anticipate how operational and process-flow changes affect manufacturing efficiency and finished-product quality.
Experience troubleshooting and debugging electronics; ability to interpret complex schematics and functional or diagnostic specifications to identify root causes of failures in the test environment.
Basic Microsoft Office skills.
Ability to work with others in a team environment, meet deadlines, and complete tasks in a timely manner.
Ability to communicate thoroughly and promptly with team members and associated parties.
Eligibility to access information subject to U.S. export regulations: U.S. citizenship, lawful permanent residency, protected-individual status under 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3), or eligibility to obtain required U.S. government authorizations.

Nice To Haves

Experience with Factory Logix, Oracle, Xilinx Suites, Dediprog, ProComm, SecureCRT, or TeraTerm.
Broad understanding of computer systems, including basic TCP/IP, serial communications, RDP use, Linux, and basic command structure.
Rudimentary ability to interpret and modify plain-text scripts as needed.

Responsibilities

Apply electronics principles to test and troubleshoot high-density, multi-system assemblies at board and system level.
Perform functional test procedures to verify PCB and system fit, form, and functionality.
Monitor diagnostic tests and measure performance on complex systems.
Select, set up, and deploy specialized equipment and facilities across a broad range of technologies.
Verify product configuration, test processes, and test equipment setup and operation.
Measure, collect, and record performance data, and prepare accurate, complete test reports.
Program and verify devices.
Troubleshoot systems, devices, processes, and test setups to locate and repair defective areas.
Assist engineers with processes and operations that ensure product and test equipment function according to design specifications, using diagrams, circuit outlines, instructions, schematics, and calculations as needed.
Perform initial procedural tests on new or changed equipment and recommend modifications as needed.
Submit defect reports and nonconforming materials reports, and communicate with production to resolve defects and product failures.
Perform complex thermal, shock, vibration, and environmental testing.
Determine root causes of assembly issues and debug moderate to complex problems.
Maintain training on applicable equipment and procedures as assigned.
Perform other tasks assigned by the supervisor.