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Stockell Consulting is seeking an Engineering Technician — Hardware Test & Production for a 6-month contract in Knoxville, TN. This onsite role involves testing, configuring, calibrating, and upgrading hardware before shipment, following engineering procedures and schematics.
You will work across production tasks, including packing and receiving when testing slows, with occasional overtime. No degree required; hands-on hardware experience counts most.
Location: Knoxville, TN — 100% onsite
Rate: up to $27/hr
Duration: 6-month contract — mid-September 2026 through mid-March 2027
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 4:00 PM, with occasional overtime
Our client manufactures hardware systems and is hiring an Engineering Technician to test, configure, calibrate, and upgrade product before it ships. You’ll work from engineering procedures, schematics, and written work instructions, run the test sequence, and document results against the quality standard — the last set of hands and eyes on the product before a customer sees it.
This is a shop-floor role in a manufacturing environment, not a lab or an engineering desk. When test volume is heavy, testing is the whole day. When it isn’t, you’ll be on the production side — picking, packing, receiving, and general assembly support. If you want a single defined task and nothing else, this isn’t that seat; if you’d rather stay busy and be useful across a small team, it’s a good fit.
You don’t need a degree to be considered — hands‑on time with hardware counts for more here than the credential. What you do need is comfort with basic bench test equipment and enough attention to detail that your test records hold up. Cisco hardware or networking exposure is a plus and is genuinely useful in this environment, but it is not required and its absence will not knock you out.
Pick up the day’s test queue, set up and configure units against the engineering procedure, run the test sequence, calibrate and apply upgrades as the work instruction calls for, and record results as you go. Troubleshoot the units that don’t pass. When the queue is light, move over to the production side to help pick, pack, receive, and assemble, and finish the shift with your bench and work area squared away.
This is a 6‑month contract starting mid‑September, on a consistent day shift with some overtime as volume requires.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran. Rate of pay within the stated range will depend on the qualifications of the applicant.