Test Technician I - 2nd Shift

EnerSys Delaware Inc.•Suwanee, GA

About The Position

EnerSys is hiring a Test Technician I to test, troubleshoot, and repair products according to specified acceptance test procedures (ATPs) at established test stations. The technician tests and calibrates products, records results, operates automated test equipment and bench fixtures, and uses a wide range of digital and analog test equipment. The role also involves troubleshooting electronic systems, analyzing assemblies, documenting process steps, and working with support groups to resolve production issues. The position is listed as 2nd shift, and the posting offers a $1,000 sign-on bonus.

Requirements

Associate of Arts/Associate of Applied Science degree in Electronics or a technician certificate from an accredited technical source, including digital electronics and microprocessor training.
1–2 years of electronics testing experience.
Understanding of logic diagrams and Boolean logic.
Ability to read and follow work instructions and provide feedback for improvement.
Ability to use hand, power, and pneumatic tools, including pallet jacks.
Ability to interpret wiring diagrams and mechanical drawings.
Proficiency with an oscilloscope, VOM, and other test equipment.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Ability to prioritize work with minimal supervision.
Ability to communicate effectively with coworkers and management.

Nice To Haves

Ability to solder and desolder.
Ability to apply conformal coating material.

Responsibilities

Test and calibrate products according to specified procedures while achieving required quality targets.
Record pass/fail results and defect data according to procedures.
Operate automated test equipment (ATE) and bench fixtures according to procedures.
Set up and use a variety of digital and analog test equipment and fixtures.
Perform calibration checks on electronic instruments.
Complete paperwork, including test histories, charts, and trend records for process steps.
Obtain parts using proper procedures.
Identify problems from test procedures or results and make appropriate recommendations.
Assist with preparing test procedures and with quality and productivity improvement activities.
Provide feedback on the disposition of discrepant material.
Formulate solutions based on failure trends.
Troubleshoot and repair electronic systems using schematics and other production materials.
Perform assembly analysis using wiring diagrams.
Provide feedback on new processes introduced into production.
Work with support groups to resolve production issues.
Assist and train test operators.