Automation Test Engineer – Harsh-Environment Sensors

Crane Company; Twinsburg (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Crane Company is seeking a Test Engineer to develop and implement testing methods for harsh environment sensors used in nuclear reactors, radiation monitoring, oil & gas exploration, and natural gas turbines in Twinsburg, Ohio.

You will contribute to full-stack applications that support the manufacturing process, design calibration and test systems, automate tests, and participate in NPI programs and HSE initiatives to improve quality and customer satisfaction.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering or CS field or equivalent experience.
• Experience with testing electrical systems and software is expected.
• Ability to coordinate multiple projects and deliver on schedule.

Responsibilities

• Full-stack development and sustaining applications supporting manufacturing.
• Design, qualification, implementation, and maintenance of calibration/test systems.
• Improve testing capability, document results, and train others.
• Lead test setups, automation, and trend monitoring.
• Own new equipment upgrades from purchase through installation.
• Contribute to NPI programs from concept to manufacturing.
• Support Health, Safety & Environmental initiatives.

Skills

Team coordination

Problem solving

Quality mindset

Regulatory awareness

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, or Computer Science

Tools

C#

Python

VBA

VB.net

SQL

MS Access

LabVIEW

Job description

Crane Company is seeking a Test Engineer to develop and implement testing methods for harsh environment sensors used in nuclear reactors, radiation monitoring, oil & gas exploration, and natural gas turbines in Twinsburg, Ohio.

You will contribute to full-stack applications that support the manufacturing process, design calibration and test systems, automate tests, and participate in NPI programs and HSE initiatives to improve quality and customer satisfaction.