Test Engineer
PURPOSE OF POSITION
The Test Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and executing test procedures for IEM products and components, including low-voltage (LV) and medium-voltage (MV) switchgear. This role ensures product quality and performance by analyzing test results, identifying issues, and supporting continuous improvement efforts.
Design and develop test procedures and protocols.
Execute functional and electrical testing on products and components, including LV and MV switchgear.
Collaborate with engineering and production teams to resolve product issues.
Analyze test data and identify trends, issues, and root causes.
Develop and improve testing methods and processes.
Support troubleshooting and failure analysis for LV and MV switchgear and related components.
Ensure compliance with safety standards and testing procedures.
Maintain accurate test documentation and reports.
Perform other duties as assigned.
SUPERVISION OF PERSONNEL
None.
COMPETENCIES
Strong understanding of electrical systems and testing methods, including LV and MV switchgear operation and testing.
Ability to read and interpret schematics and technical drawings.
Attention to detail and documentation accuracy.
Clear and professional communication.
Safety-conscious behavior with strict adherence to NFPA 70E and departmental safety standards.
Problem-solving and analytical thinking.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Associate or bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field preferred.
2+ years of experience in testing, engineering, or related field.
PHYSICAL / MENTAL / ENVIRONMENTAL
Physical Demands:
Activities: Sitting, Walking/Standing
Lifting: Frequently lift to 50 lbs.
Bending: Must be able to bend, squat, crawl, and climb.
Vision: Long periods of close work on a computer screen; ability to see small or detailed items.
Mental Demands: Interpret, analyze, research, and handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
Environment: Shop/warehouse. Not climate controlled. Exposure to excessive heat and cold, wet/humid conditions, noise/vibration, hazards, dust, and fumes.