Test Technician

Syntech Recruitment
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10 months ago
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Test Technician

Salary: Up to £43,000
Location: Didcot, Public Transport Routes Limited.
Hours: Monday to Friday (normal day shift hours)
Start: Date: ASAP
Type: Permanent, Full-Time.

If you're passionate about cutting-edge technology and rigorous testing, this role provides the perfect opportunity to influence product quality and performance.
 
Benefits:

Competitive Salary: Up to £43,000 DOE
Dynamic Work Environment: Work on groundbreaking projects in a company that leads the way in technological advancements.
Professional Development: Opportunities for growth and professional development in a supportive environment.
Comprehensive Benefits Package: Including health coverage, pension plan, 25 days holiday + Bank Holidays and flexible working hours to support work-life balance.Test Technician Responsibilities:

Collaborate with the Test Engineer and MAIT team to conduct comprehensive mechanical, thermal, and RF testing across our product portfolio.
Set up and execute tests according to protocols developed by the Chief Engineering team, including electrical, RF, and vibration tests.
Prepare and manage test setups, ensuring all equipment is calibrated and maintained.
Document test results meticulously, providing detailed reports and recommendations for improvements.
Support the development and refinement of test procedures and protocols, ensuring compliance with industry standards.Requirements:

Proven experience as a Test Technician, ideally within a regulated industry such as aerospace, space, or nuclear sectors.
Strong proficiency in executing detailed test procedures and protocols.
Exceptional analytical skills with a keen eye for detail in report writing and data analysis.
Familiarity with a range of testing equipment, particularly thermal vacuum chambers, RF vector analysers, and data logging tools.
Excellent organizational skills, capable of managing multiple projects with varying deadlines. 
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