Equipment Testing Engineer
Summary
The Equipment Testing Engineer is an entry-level position focused on testing conveyance and other equipment to meet customer standards and requirements for warehouse and distribution automation equipment.
This position is responsible for executing testing in an efficient and thorough manner. The Equipment Testing Engineer is expected to perform the job with continuous awareness of the impact their work has on all other disciplines involved in the engineering and construction of automated systems.
Good communication and cooperation with peers and management are persistent requirements for this position.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Requires knowledge of electrical and pneumatic systems.
- Familiarity with code or coding, and a willingness to learn PLC programming.
- Ability to understand code logic, HMIs, and configure and test devices.
- Ability to read, comprehend, and follow/implement specific customer standards relating to controls design.
- Requires fundamental problem-solving skills to diagnose and resolve basic technical issues related to software applications, hardware devices, and network connectivity.
- Ability to commission and debug automation systems.
- Ability to interface with Mechanical Design, Shop Trades, and customers.
- Ability to communicate professionally.
- Must be able to use the Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
- Experience with automation equipment is a plus.
- Candidate should be familiar with common hand tools (i.e., screwdrivers, adjustable wrenches, Allen keys, ratchets, drill motors, etc.) that will be used on a daily basis.
- Assist in monitoring project delivery dates, changes, and standards for both in-house and outsourced designs.
- Ensure engineering compliance and company awareness of all customer specifications.
- Work directly with Testing Engineers, Shop Trades, Project Management, and customers regarding project timing and issues.
- Understand and follow safety and environmental regulations and identify safety/environmental concerns.
- Adhere to the Quality System and participate in continuous improvement initiatives.
Education and Experience
- Bachelor's degree (B.S.) from a four-year college or university in a related field such as Electrical Engineering or Computer Science is preferred; or
- Two to four years of related hands-on experience in electrical and/or pneumatic systems with an aptitude for computers, coding, or similar fields; or
- An equivalent combination of education and experience.
Additional considerations:
- Candidates with real-world, hands-on electrical and/or pneumatic experience will be highly considered.
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