Electromechanical Test Engineer: High-Voltage Assemblies

Bruker; Washington; On-site; USD 70,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401(k) with company match

Employee stock purchase plan

Medical and dental plans

Life insurance

Short-term disability insurance

Long-term disability insurance

Employee assistance program

Paid time off

Job summary

Bruker is seeking an Electromechanical Assembly and Test Engineer to support production of its world-leading Electron Microscopes. The role requires building, testing and debugging high-voltage electronics, and improving assembly documentation.

Qualifications include an electronic engineering degree with up to 3–4 years of related experience, plus basic soldering and familiarity with test equipment. Occasional worldwide travel is expected.

Qualifications

• 2-year AS or 4-year BS degree in electronic engineering or similar.
• AS with 2-4 years of experience or BS with 0-3 years of experience.
• Ability to read schematics.
• Basic understanding of analog and digital circuits.
• Ability to solder at a basic level, if needed further training will be provided.
• Familiarity with computers, oscilloscopes, multimeters and other everyday equipment.
• Ability to work with assembly instructions as well as update them as needed, and cheerfully help and support co-workers.

Responsibilities

• Build, test, and debug high voltage electronics and hardware
• Create and/or improve assembly documentation
• Document and improve test procedures
• Work closely with vendor network to support outsourcing
• Provide service engineers with field support
• Occasional travel to installation sites worldwide, less than 10% time.
• Strong teamwork ethic for collaborating on the total project goals and timeline

Skills

Read schematics

Analog & digital circuits

Soldering

Oscilloscopes & multimeters

Documentation & updates

Team collaboration

Education

AS or BS in electronic engineering

Tools

Test equipment

Vendor coordination

Job description

Bruker is seeking an Electromechanical Assembly and Test Engineer to support production of its world-leading Electron Microscopes. The role requires building, testing and debugging high-voltage electronics, and improving assembly documentation.

Qualifications include an electronic engineering degree with up to 3–4 years of related experience, plus basic soldering and familiarity with test equipment. Occasional worldwide travel is expected.