Lab Test Engineer I - Data & Validation

Orscheln Farm and Home; Moberly (MO); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Orscheln Farm and Home seeks a dedicated testing technician to perform validation, gauging and data-acquisition tasks across design, development and manufacturing. You will document results, maintain schedules and coordinate with internal teams and outside labs.

The role requires a high school diploma and about 3 years’ related experience; familiarity with blueprints, test gauges, and instrumentation is preferred.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Minimum of three (3) years’ testing/gauging/data acquisition experience preferred.
• Understand blueprint and product specifications and communicate findings clearly.
• Must perform safety-critical testing and adhere to 6S & Safety Guidelines.

Responsibilities

• Perform testing according to specifications, drawings and expectations.
• Set up and complete product validation testing.
• Maintain test schedules and fill out test reports with accurate data.
• Coordinate lab work with other departments and outside labs.
• Assist with warranty evaluations and data entry in systems.
• Support continuous improvement opportunities by recommending product improvements.
• Follow safety guidelines and ensure compliance with government regulations.

Skills

Excel

Word

Data entry

Statistics

Communication

Blueprints

Gauging

Data acquisition

Strain gauge

Problem solving

Analytical skills

Time management

Electrical DC 5V/12V/24V

Hand tools

Power tools

Education

High School diploma

Tools

Test gauges

Data acquisition systems

Digital multimeter

Job description

Orscheln Farm and Home seeks a dedicated testing technician to perform validation, gauging and data-acquisition tasks across design, development and manufacturing. You will document results, maintain schedules and coordinate with internal teams and outside labs.

The role requires a high school diploma and about 3 years’ related experience; familiarity with blueprints, test gauges, and instrumentation is preferred.