Aerospace Development Test Technician IV

Judge Group, Inc.; Westminster (CO); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 58 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Medical, dental & vision insurance

Résumé du poste

Judge Group, Inc. is seeking a Test Technician IV in Westminster, CO to join a development-focused aerospace team. You will bridge engineering design and flight-ready hardware, handling the full hardware lifecycle from build to test in demanding environments.

Responsibilities include leading box-level integration, performing environmental tests, and validating power-on procedures, while documenting changes and maintaining schedules. Strong wiring, debugging, and ESD-safe practices are required.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent.
• An Associate degree is preferred to qualify for higher-level work.
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree may substitute for experience.

Responsabilités

• Lead box-level integration, testing, and environmental certifications.
• Perform vibration, thermal, and TVAC testing.
• Execute power-on checks and system validation; manage rack configurations.
• Document red-line changes to schematics and wiring diagrams.
• Generate daily/weekly status updates and coordinate with teams.

Connaissances

DMMs

Oscilloscopes

Function generators

Power supplies

FPGA electronics

Manufacturing fabrication

MS 365

Communication

Formation

High School diploma or equivalent

Associate degree preferred

Outils

Lab equipment handling

Soldering & wiring

Test cables setup

Schematic interpretation

Description du poste

Judge Group, Inc. is seeking a Test Technician IV in Westminster, CO to join a development-focused aerospace team. You will bridge engineering design and flight-ready hardware, handling the full hardware lifecycle from build to test in demanding environments.

Responsibilities include leading box-level integration, performing environmental tests, and validating power-on procedures, while documenting changes and maintaining schedules. Strong wiring, debugging, and ESD-safe practices are required.