Sustaining Reliability Engineering Technician

Sustaining Reliability Engineering Technician
Normal, IL

Job ID#: 4031

Category: Manufacturing

Position Type
Contractor (W-2)

Job Description

Work collaboratively with test engineers to install, configure, and maintain test properties across a variety of complex powertrain test equipment

Proactively complete highest priority tasks by scheduled due dates while tests are ongoing

Develop a clean, organized, and efficient working environment

Role Summary
As a Sustaining Reliability Laboratory Technician - Battery working at Company Normal Illinois test facility, you'll work with the Sustaining Reliability team to build, maintain, and operate laboratories for testing automotive battery packs, electrified powertrain systems, electric vehicle systems and component reliability.

Responsibilities

Work collaboratively with test engineers to install, configure, and maintain test properties across a variety of complex powertrain test equipment

Execute tests effectively that result in minimal test equipment downtime

Troubleshoot test failures and report findings to test engineers

Proactively complete highest priority tasks while tests are ongoing

Fabricate test fixtures and instrumentation using a variety of materials

Disassemble/reassemble production and prototype hardware

Provide guidance to engineers

Create electronic standard operating procedures (SOPs)

Train other team members to perform procedures in standardized format

Perform routine maintenance on test equipment

Develop a clean, organized, and efficient working environment

Maintain a clean, organized, and efficient working environment

Attend daily stand-up and team meetings on time

Document daily work electronically

Must work in a team environment and communicate with engineers and fellow technicians

Must be dependable to work scheduled hours

Willingness to work off-shifts when required

Job Requirements
Qualifications:

Associate’s degree in a technology field or relevant experience or 2+ years tech experience

Knowledge of instrumentation and data collection

Proficiency with hand and power tools

Proficiency with computers

Proficiency in writing clear standard operating procedures

Workplace safety concepts

Bonus:

Knowledge of low voltage electronics

Knowledge of High-Voltage Battery systems

Possesses High-Voltage Battery certifications

Knowledge of reliability testing

Familiarity with test cells

Proficiency in operating forklifts and cranes

MVR check is no longer required. No driving outside of the commute to the office is necessary. Fork Lift/Crane experience is preferred but not required for this role.

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