Test Technician

HENSOLDT•Enfield, CT

About The Position

The Test Technician performs comprehensive testing of high-complexity electromechanical products in a marine radar navigation product range. The role includes RF testing, fault-finding, rework and assembly, with a focus on quality and accuracy. Work is carried out using detailed procedures, drawings, documents, change notes, schematics, and oral or written instructions. The technician uses a variety of tools and equipment to perform tasks including soldering and unsoldering, wiring and crimping, drilling, filing, cutting, detailed rework of printed circuit assemblies, and applying mastic and adhesives. The role also involves inspecting work, troubleshooting, helping create SOPs and test documentation, raising defect reports, and viewing, printing, and entering information in the company business data management system. The position works within a team and supports continuous improvement and high-quality standards. The job holder is expected to maintain orderly facilities, materials, and work areas in accordance with 5S standards and company ethics, health, safety, compliance, and quality requirements. Other tasks may be assigned to support the operations team.

Requirements

At least 2 years’ experience in an engineering or manufacturing environment.
Proven experience in RF testing, fault-finding, rework, and assembly to a high standard of quality.
An analytical approach to problem-solving, with strong numeracy and literacy skills.
Proactive approach, strong team skills, and attention to detail.
PC literacy and knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel.
Ability to stand, walk, and bend throughout the day.
Ability to perform regular manual handling and lifting throughout the day.

Nice To Haves

Experience working in a cellular manufacturing environment.
Radar knowledge.

Responsibilities

Test high-complexity electromechanical products, including RF testing.
Perform fault-finding, rework, and assembly of equipment to a high standard of quality.
Follow procedures, drawings, documents, change notes, schematics, and oral or written instructions.
Carry out soldering and unsoldering, wiring and crimping, drilling, filing and cutting, printed circuit assembly rework, and application of mastic and adhesives.
Inspect own work and the work of others, and proactively troubleshoot and solve problems.
Participate in creating SOPs and test documentation.
Raise defect reports.
View, print, and enter data using the company business data management system.
Work collaboratively in a team and contribute to continuous improvement and high-quality outcomes.
Keep facilities, materials, and the work area orderly, maintain 5S standards, and comply with ethics, health, safety, compliance, and quality requirements.
Perform other tasks to support the operations team.
Follow reasonable operational instructions and procedures relating to company policies, reporting, and controls.
Take reasonable care for personal and others’ health and safety, cooperate with the employer on health and safety duties, and use PPE appropriately.