Electrical Systems Test Engineer - Heavy Trucks

PACCAR; Mount Vernon (WA); On-site; USD 71,000 - 106,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401k with up to 5% company match

Pension plan with monthly benefits

Paid vacation and holidays

Tuition reimbursement

Medical, dental, vision plans

FSA/HSA

Job summary

PACCAR Technical Center in the Skagit Valley north of Seattle is seeking a technically skilled engineer to develop, test, and evaluate electrical/electronic systems for PACCAR products. You will design, build, and deploy test setups and work closely with project engineers to support lab and vehicle testing.

The role emphasizes soldering, data acquisition, schematics, and use of lab instruments. A strong mechanical sense and safety-conscious mindset are essential for success.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years of related industry experience.
• Soldering of through hole components for PCB assembly and prototyping work.
• Knowledge of electrical and electronic principles and systems; data acquisition and analysis systems.

Responsibilities

• Plan, design, build, and install customized electrical/electronic testing solutions for internal customers.
• Support and maintain equipment used for testing including heavy truck electrical systems.
• Work with project engineers and technical staff to support electrical/electronic testing of heavy truck components.

Skills

Soldering

Electrical principles

Data acquisition

Schematics

Mechanical principles

Lab equipment

Hand tools

Safety awareness

Teamwork

Heavy vehicle experience

Education

Associate's degree or equivalent in a relevant field

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Signal generators

Spectrum analyzers

Power supplies

Data logging equipment

Job description

PACCAR Technical Center in the Skagit Valley north of Seattle is seeking a technically skilled engineer to develop, test, and evaluate electrical/electronic systems for PACCAR products. You will design, build, and deploy test setups and work closely with project engineers to support lab and vehicle testing.

The role emphasizes soldering, data acquisition, schematics, and use of lab instruments. A strong mechanical sense and safety-conscious mindset are essential for success.