testing & laboratory technician - electrical engineering.

Tasks & Responsibilities

• Test Setup & Execution: Set up, organize, and execute routine tests on various devices and product types in accordance with standardized testing methodologies, requirements, and established test plans.
• Collaboration in Testing: Coordinate and execute routine tests in close cooperation with operators, assistants, and other internal resources.
• Documentation & Reporting: Accurately document all test results and prepare comprehensive test reports according to the applicable standards for the tested product to facilitate corrective measures.
• Problem Solving: Cooperate closely with laboratory specialists to identify product non-conformities and recommend effective technical solutions.
• Equipment Maintenance: Coordinate and oversee the maintenance and calibration activities related to the equipment and tools utilized within the laboratory.
• Certification Support: Assist and support external certification inspectors during official testing activities for proprietary and external customer products.
• Process Improvements: Propose innovative improvements to existing test setups, methodologies, and sequences based on professional experience, industry trends, and new equipment.
  
  
  
   

Qualifications

• Academic Background: Degree or technical qualification in Electrical Engineering or a closely related technical field.
• Professional Experience: 2–3 years of proven professional experience working within a laboratory, testing environment, or a relevant technical engineering field.
• Technical Knowledge: Solid understanding of routine testing methodologies, standardized test sequences, and the operation of laboratory testing equipment.
• Analytical & Detail-Oriented: A precise and meticulous working style, ensuring accurate documentation, reliable data capture, and clear report preparation.
• Interpersonal Skills: A proactive collaborator who communicates effectively with internal laboratory specialists, cross-functional operators, and external inspectors.
• Organizational Talent: Ability to manage multiple testing schedules, coordinate equipment maintenance, and strictly adhere to standardized compliance deadlines.