Engineering Technician

Christian Theological Seminary; Pacific (MO); On-site; USD 25,003 - 35,610; Full time

Job summary

Christian Theological Seminary is seeking an Engineering Technician to operate electro-mechanical test equipment for new engine components. Responsibilities include creating print packages and database information, supporting design engineers, and evaluating engine components.

The ideal candidate should have a good understanding of Excel, basic electronic circuits, and previous experience with vehicles and engines is preferred. This role offers a starting pay of $22/hr, working Monday through Friday from 7am to 3:30pm.

Qualifications

• Good understanding of Excel and familiarity with Access and Word.
• Understand basic electronic circuits.
• Previous experience with vehicles and engines is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Operates the test equipment for new engine components and new suppliers.
• Creates and revises prints and database information for new sensor applications.
• Completes supporting documentation for the print packages.
• Assists design engineers in testing and troubleshooting.

Skills

Good understanding of Excel

Familiar with Access

Familiar with Word

Understanding of basic electronic circuits

Experience with vehicles and engines

Flexibility to handle variety of work assignments

Job description

Engineering Technician

7am to 3:30pm Monday through Friday

Starting pay: $22/hr

The Engineering Technician operates the electro-mechanical test equipment for qualifying new engine components and new sources for engine components. The technician also accesses, creates or revises print packages and database information for new sensor applications and new vehicles. This includes determining the most appropriate sensor for each application, based on vehicle data, sensor characteristics, and manufacturing information. Other responsibilities include the evaluation of engine components on vehicles, procedures and specifications for sensor testing, modification of existing applications where appropriate, support for the manufacturing area, and design of sensor subcomponents.

Primary Responsibilities

• Operates the test equipment for new engine components and new suppliers.
• Creates and revises prints and database information for new sensor applications and new vehicles.
• Completes the supporting documentation for the print packages, which includes the BOM's, the print checklists, and the wiring diagrams, schematics, custom fabrication drawings.
• Assists design engineers in testing, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis of new product design.

Additional Responsibilities

• Evaluates engine components on vehicles.
• Maintains a system for tracking timing and backlog.
• Develops tests, specifications, and procedures for engine components.
• Because of the changing nature of our business, this job description will inevitably change. The employee will, from time to time, be required to undertake other activities of a similar nature that fall within his/her capabilities as directed by management.

Knowledge and Skill Requirements

• Good understanding of Excel and familiar with Access, and Word.
• Understands basic electronic circuits.
• Previous experience with vehicles and engines.
• Flexibility to handle a variety of work assignments.
• Previous experience with engine components is preferred.