Electronics Test Engineer

Rochdale
7 months ago
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Are you an experienced Test Engineer looking for your next opportunity supporting solutions with the manufacturing sector? Do you have experience working with electronics? If so, the following permanent role might be for you….

On behalf of my client, a leading Aerospace and Defence Electronics organisation based in Rochdale I am pleased to present the opportunity for a Test Engineer to work on a permanent basis.

The successful Test Engineer will candidate will be responsible for designing, developing and executing test procedures to ensure the quality and functionality of electronic products.

This exciting role requires a strong understanding of electronics, testing methodologies and problem solving abilities to support diagnosis and analysis of failures on new or returned items down to component level.

This is a full-time, on-site permanent position based at their Heywood offices, which have recently undergone significant investment and development.

You will be responsible for:

Testing sub-assemblies and units to support the manufacturing process
Performing rigorous testing of electronic components
Identifying, troubleshooting and diagnosing issues with electronics products
Record and analysis test data to identify failures and yield trends
Developing and implementing test strategies
Creating and maintaining automated and manual test procedures
Collaborating with engineering and NPI teams as required
Supporting Avionics Test and Environmental test activitiesYou will have:

Degree / HNC equivalent level in Electrical Engineering or related field
Proven experience in electronics testing, including both manual and automated test methods
Good understanding of components, systems and circuit design
Knowledge and experience of Testing and Diagnosis, both AC and DC power products (highly desirable)
Good understanding of drawings and schematics
Familiarity with testing equipment such as oscilloscopes, signal generators, multimeters and spectrum analysers
Proven experience of working within a similar environment within the Electronics industryThe package:

You'll receive a very competitive salary (please get in touch for details on this) and other benefits including pension, life assurance, 25 days' annual leave (plus bank holidays) and an early finish on a Friday. In addition there are other non-tangible benefits including a commitment to training, development and career development.*** Please note this role requires UK defence security clearance to SC level as a minimum, you must be SC clearable to apply for this role

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