Engineering Lab Technician

Beacon Hill; Hollis (NH); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Beacon Hill is seeking an Engineering Lab Technician in Hollis, New Hampshire. The role combines engineering test work focused on electromechanical testing with responsibilities for lab organization and documentation in a medical device manufacturing setting.

The position involves lifecycle testing, root cause analysis, and ensuring that equipment and infrastructure operate reliably. Experience with lab instruments such as oscilloscopes, tensile testers, CMMs and flow meters is valuable.

Qualifications

• Experience in lab testing and documentation practices.
• Ability to maintain lab organization and testing workflows.
• Familiarity with quality systems and ISO 13485 environment is a bonus.

Responsibilities

• Lifecycle testing.
• Root cause analysis for test results.
• Ensuring equipment and infrastructure runs reliably.
• Using and calibrating instruments (oscilloscopes, tensile testers, CMM, flow meter).
• Maintain Lab Organization.
• Documentation for test and test assemblies.
• Creating BOM (Bill of Materials).

Skills

Root cause analysis

Lab organization

Documentation

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Tensile testers

CMM

Flow meter

Job description

Engineering Lab Technician (P1469142BOSJB) Hollis, New Hampshire

The role over all is a split between two things. The first is a standard Engineering Tech Test position supporting Electromechancial testing and the other is a lab manager role focused on lab organization and lab documentation. This location is manufacturing for medical devices and is an ISO 13485 (Medical device regulated) environment. That experience would be a bonus but is not required.

Lab environment responsibilities

Electromechanical Testing

• Lifecycle testing
• Root cause analysis
• Ensuring equipment and infrastructure runs reliably
• Instruments (oscilloscopes, tensile testers, CMM, flow meter, etc.)

Operational Responsibilites

• Maintain Lab Organization
• Documentation for test and test assemblies
• Creating BOM (Bill of Materials)