Joining the Test Department and reporting to the Test Engineering Manager, the Test Engineer will be responsible for testing electro-optical-mechanical components, sub-assemblies, assemblies, and systems, and recording results accurately, flagging issues to the engineering team, and carrying out fault-finding to diagnose production or design issues.

Key Responsibilities:

Undertaking Factory Acceptance Tests using standard workshop test equipment such as power supplies, digital multi-meters & oscilloscopes. Assist in creating test procedures and FAT documents. Fault-find electromechanical equipment. Effective communications with both technical and non-technical personnel. Adhere to the company's procedures, policies and goals. Ensure at all times that health & safety regulations and guidelines are followed. Ensure that all procedures are followed as specified in the Quality Manual. Maintain documentation to ensure it is kept accurate and up to date in accordance with ISO 9001 standards. Assist in maintaining the office and workshop in a clean and orderly state and ensure good project house keeping Actively support continuous improvement activities. Support field service when required.Skills & Experience

Essential

Excellent knowledge of manual testing electrical and electro-mechanical systems. Ability to write comprehensive test plans and factory acceptance tests for new product launches. Able to read complex technical dra...