Production Test Technician

Position Summary

The Production Test team at Rantec is tasked with keeping product flowing from Manufacturing to the customer while catching items that do not meet customer specifications or Rantec standards for quality. It is when product fails a test or fails in operation that the Test Technician steps to the front. As a Test Technician, you will use your extensive skills in power conversion electronics and test processes to determine the cause of the failure and identify any consequential failures that must be corrected.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot failed power supplies and components
• Review test reports of failed power supplies
• Use a combination of automated and manual test processes to isolate the problem to a board or module
• Identify the failure whether a bad or incorrect component
• Identify any likely secondary damage
• Document, report, and track failure modes
• Report any trends noticed to the Test and Manufacturing Engineering teams
• Conduct high-touch or complex test processes
• Conduct manual tests on legacy or low volume product where there are no automated tests
• Work with Test Engineering on first time run-throughs for new products, test fixtures, or processes
• Provide constructive feedback to Test Engineering on new processes and test documentation
• Conduct incoming material tests for non-standard or complex parts
• Absorb additional Production Test coverage in times of high demand
• Report to Test Engineering any test systems that are not performing correctly or are providing suspicious results
• Work with other Test Technicians to ensure the Production Test and ESS areas remain clean and organized
• Work with Account Management to organize and prioritize testing of customer returned material
• Provide feedback to Engineering and Test Engineering on the testability of new product designs
• Assist the Test Supervisor in training new Test Technicians

Education and Experience

• Associates Degree or equivalent in Electronics Technology, BSEE preferred
• 3-5 years in electrical assembly
• Experience using basic and advanced electronic measurement tools and equipment
• Ability to read and understand mechanical drawings and electrical schematics
• Experience with the MS Office suite (Excel, Word)
• Ability to read and complete documented processes independently
• Soldering (IPC J-STD-001 certification) preferred
• Electronics inspection (IPC A-610 certification) preferred

Salary Range

$25.15 - $43.75 Hourly

Benefits

• Competitive wages
• Great benefits - i.e. Medical (PPO, HSA), Dental, Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts
• Vacation - 2 weeks to start, Holidays, PTO, Paid Sick Leave
• Tuition Assistance
• 401K with matching up to 6%
• Peer-to-Peer recognition and Years of Service Awards
• We have every other Friday off as we are on the 9/80 schedule
• Free catered lunch on the Friday/payday that we work. Voluntary overtime hours available