Electronic Test Technician

Job Title: Service Tech Coordinator

Contract - 6 Months

Location - Winnersh, Berkshire

The role will involve exposure to a wide range of electronic test and measurement equipment and will require the candidate to learn and understand the different instruments, the various electronic signals involved (from DC to lightwave), and the measurement techniques required in electronic instrument calibration and repair. The role will be predominately service centre based, however there may be opportunity to be part of a team working on customer sites.

Responsibilities will include:

• Running and maintaining multiple test stations (typically controlled via PC based programs.)
• Manual measurement of electronic signals using appropriate test equipment.
• Contacting customers to provide progress updates.
• Working as part of a team to ensure key performance metrics are achieved.

Candidate should have a minimum of 5 GCSE's (grades A to C) including Maths, English, & Physics.

Additional A-level and/or BTec qualifications in Electronic Engineering would be considered an advantage, as well as any previous experience in electronic test and measurement.

Requirements:

• Educational Background: A bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field
• Technical Skills: Calibration engineers should have a strong understanding of measurement principles, calibration techniques, and instrumentation. Proficiency in using calibration equipment and software.
• Knowledge of Standards: Familiarity with industry standards and regulations related to calibration
• Problem-Solving Skills: Calibration engineers should be able to troubleshoot equipment issues, analyze measurement data, and recommend corrective actions to maintain accuracy and reliability.
• Attention to Detail: Precision and accuracy are crucial in calibration work, so calibration engineers must have excellent attention to detail to ensure measurements are performed correctly.
• Quality Management: Understanding quality management systems and principles, such as Six Sigma or Lean Manufacturing, can be beneficial for maintaining high standards of calibration accuracy and efficiency.
• Industry Experience: Previous experience in calibration, metrology, or a related field is typically preferred