Electrical Engineer I, Manufacturing and Test

Reading Bakery Systems; Sinking Spring (Berks County); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Reading Bakery Systems in the United States is seeking an Electrical Engineer I – Manufacturing & Test to join its RTS group. You will support the manufacture, testing, calibration, and improvement of thermal measurement products, including the SCORPION data logging system.

This early-career role suits an electrical engineering graduate who enjoys hands-on testing, troubleshooting, and problem-solving, with opportunities to gain real-world experience across sensors, electronics, and calibration

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering.
• Foundational knowledge of circuits, PCBs, microprocessors, C programming, and CAD.
• Hands-on testing and troubleshooting experience.

Responsibilities

• Test finished products prior to shipment and document findings.
• Calibrate data loggers and sensors.
• Investigate production issues and troubleshoot circuitry, firmware, and measurement systems.
• Develop and update test specifications, work instructions, and training materials.
• Help develop production test systems and calibration procedures.
• Support transition of prototypes into repeatable manufacturing processes.

Skills

Circuit analysis

PCB design

Microprocessors

C programming

CAD

Troubleshooting

Data interpretation

Attention to detail

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

CAD tools

Test equipment

Firmware debugging

Job description

Electrical Engineer I – Manufacturing & TestReading Thermal Systems (RTS) | Reading Bakery SystemsPut your electrical engineering knowledge to work on instruments that measure temperature, heat flux, air velocity, and humidity.RTS is seeking an Electrical Engineer I – Manufacturing & Test to support the manufacture, testing, calibration, and improvement of thermal measurement products, including the SCORPION data logging system. You’ll work alongside experienced engineering and manufacturing personnel, gain hands-on experience with sensors and electronics, and help ensure products meet established quality and performance requirements.This early-career opportunity is suited to an electrical engineering graduate who enjoys hands-on testing, troubleshooting, and practical problem-solving.What You’ll DoYour primary responsibilities will be:Outgoing quality assurance — approximately 50%: Test finished products before shipment, document findings, and verify compliance with established procedures.Calibration support — approximately 25%: Calibrate customer data loggers and sensors returned for service.The remaining 25% of your role will include:Investigating production issues and troubleshooting circuitry, components, firmware, and measurement systems with guidance from experienced engineering staff.Creating and updating test specifications, work instructions, manufacturing records, and training materials.Helping develop, build, and validate production test systems, fixtures, and calibration procedures.Conducting engineering tests and analyzing product accuracy, reliability, and performance.Supporting the transition of prototypes into repeatable manufacturing processes.Assisting with component substitutions and engineering changes.Reviewing production and field data to identify opportunities for improvement.Supporting product assembly, repair, and manufacturing activities as needed.What You’ll BringA bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.Foundational knowledge of circuits, printed circuit boards, microprocessors, C programming, and CAD.Hands-on testing and troubleshooting experience from coursework, laboratory work, projects, internships, or employment.Familiarity with hardware and software interfaces used in test equipment or measurement systems.Interest in sensors, instrumentation, physics, and thermal measurement.Ability to interpret schematics, engineering drawings, and technical instructions.Strong attention to detail, analytical skills, and clear written and verbal communication.Ability to handle small components and perform fine-pitch soldering and rework.A willingness to learn, follow established procedures, and work collaboratively.Experience with calibration, embedded firmware, data acquisition, thermal systems, or production fixtures is a plus.Work RequirementsThis position may require overnight domestic travel and occasional international travel. Responsibilities include regularly lifting or moving up to 10 pounds and occasionally up to 50 pounds. Work may involve production baking environments with high temperatures, humidity, noise, and other manufacturing hazards. Appropriate personal protective equipment is required.