Engineering Technician

Mykelly; Austin (TX); Sur place; USD 31 000 - 37 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Kelly Professional & Industrial in Austin is seeking an Engineering Technician to turn schematics into working systems, focusing on prototype and product launch work.

You will design, test, fabricate, assemble electro‑mechanical systems, build prototype models, diagnose issues, support installations and field upgrades, and document findings with clear logs.

Qualifications

• Experience with electro‑mechanical design, testing, fabrication, modification, troubleshooting, and assembly of electronics and systems.
• Proficiency working from schematics, diagrams, layouts, or plans to test and troubleshoot electronic and mechanical components.
• Strong written communication skills for logbooks and test documentation.

Responsabilités

• Design, test, fabricate, troubleshoot, and assemble electro‑mechanical systems, from routine tasks to moderately complex projects.
• Build prototype models, specialized test equipment, and experimental circuits.
• Diagnose issues at both the system and component level.
• Support new system installations, NPI builds, and field upgrades.
• Use schematics, diagrams, layouts, and plans to guide testing and troubleshooting.
• Run mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, vacuum, and process tests according to engineering and manufacturing documentation.
• Maintain clear, accurate logbooks and test documentation.
• Perform rework as needed and generate quality notifications.

Connaissances

Electro-mechanical design

Troubleshooting

Fabrication

Documentation

Description du poste

Engineering Technician: Build What’s Next in Advanced Manufacturing

Kelly Professional & Industrial is hiring hands‑on problem solvers. If you like turning schematics into working systems, this role puts you at the center of prototype and product launch work.

Pay: $22.50-$26.50/hr, plus shift differentials
Shifts: 1st, 2nd, or weekend schedules

WHY YOU’LL LIKE THIS ROLE

• Work on new technology: build prototypes, custom test equipment, and experimental circuitry.
• Stay hands‑on: spend your day testing, troubleshooting, and building.
• Make an impact: support new system installations, field upgrades, and new product introductions (NPI).
• Choose your schedule: pick the shift that fits your life, with shift differentials on top of your base pay.

WHAT YOU’LL DO

• Design, test, fabricate, troubleshoot, and assemble electronic and electro‑mechanical systems, from routine tasks to moderately complex projects.
• Build prototype models, specialized test equipment, and experimental circuits.
• Diagnose issues at both the system and component level.
• Support new system installations, NPI builds, and field upgrades.
• Use schematics, diagrams, layouts, and plans to guide testing and troubleshooting.
• Run mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, vacuum, and process tests according to engineering and manufacturing documentation.
• Maintain clear, accurate logbooks and test documentation.
• Perform rework as needed and generate quality notifications.

WHAT YOU BRING

• Experience with electro‑mechanical design, testing, fabrication, modification, troubleshooting, and assembly of electronics and systems.
• Proficiency working from schematics, diagrams, layouts, or plans to test and troubleshoot electronic and mechanical components.
• Strong written communication skills for logbooks and test documentation.