Production Test Engineer

Location: Eugene, Oregon • Status: Full time, Exempt • Rate of Pay: $94k–$105k, depending on experience • Must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship now or in the future

About the role

Rosen Aviation is seeking a Production Test Engineer to help develop the next generation of aircraft cabin systems. This position is responsible for developing and improving sub-assembly and product test processes used to ensure products function as designed. You will work with suppliers to maximize test coverage and collaborate with engineering from the earliest stages of development to ensure designs are as testable as possible.

Responsibilities

• Implement and design test-fixtures, testing tools, processes, and improvements at both the PCBA and TLA levels.
• Actively assist in troubleshooting and root-cause analysis for failures in manufacturing, repair, customer returns, and at PCBA suppliers.
• Coordinate with Quality and Reliability teams to analyze data on recurring component failures found in testing and in the field; recommend design and manufacturing improvements.
• Develop, implement, improve, and maintain golden-unit fixtures for repair-station and supplier testing programs.
• Provide production, repair, and supplier training for all legacy and new test tools, fixtures, and products.
• Develop and maintain documentation.

Physical, Ergonomic & Environmental Considerations

• Primarily works in an office with moderate noise levels, controlled temperature conditions, and no direct exposure to hazardous physical substances.
• Frequently operates a computer and other office equipment.
• Occasionally moves materials weighing up to 20 pounds.
• Must be able to remain in a stationary position 50% of the time.
• Occasionally enters the factory environment with exposure to noise, chemicals, and machinery.
• Occasionally moves about the test laboratory to access devices under test, test equipment, EMI chamber, and thermal test chamber.
• Occasionally operates engineering test equipment such as a force gauge, multi-meter, oscilloscope, and spectrum analyzer.
• Occasionally works with potentially hazardous electrical potentials while observing appropriate safety precautions.
• Occasionally assembles and modifies electronic components using hand tools, soldering, and de-soldering tools.
• Regular travel required (30%).

Benefits

• A flexible work schedule.
• An on-site, no-cost exercise facility.
• Exceptional, customizable benefit package for you and your dependents.
• Employer-paid Life, Disability, and AD&D insurance.
• 401(k) retirement plan with company-match benefit.
• Wellness benefits, including a Healthy Rewards program.