Lead Electronics Test Engineer - High-Impact Manufacturing

Koitecc Solutions

Huntsville (AL)

On-site

USD 92,300 - 166,850

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Leidos' Defense Systems Electronics Manufacturing is seeking an Electronics Manufacturing Test Engineer to support our Electronics Manufacturing Facility. This role focuses on test development, production support, and validation across military and commercial products.

You will collaborate with design, test, and manufacturing engineers to define requirements, develop test hardware/software, and deploy automated test solutions using NI LabVIEW, TestStand, or Python, while troubleshooting and

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree with 8–12 years of relevant work experience or a Master’s degree with 6–10 years of relevant work experience.
Testing Experience: experience with electronic assembly testing, including in‑circuit functional testers.
Hardware Design: proficiency with schematic capture tools.
Software Development: experience developing test code in NI LabVIEW, TestStand, or Python.
Troubleshooting Skills: ability to troubleshoot electronic/electro‑mechanical assemblies using standard test equipment.
Computer Skills: proficiency in production control processes, document/spreadsheet creation for manufacturing.
Documentation: ability to read mechanical/electrical drawings and manufacturing documentation.
Security: U.S. citizenship and eligibility for Secret Clearance.

Responsibilities

Test Development: Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to define requirements and develop test hardware/software.
Production Support: Prepare and deploy test hardware for production testing; coordinate with suppliers for hardware manufacturing.
Test Implementation: Develop and implement test software (using NI LabVIEW, TestStand, or Python) for production assemblies.
Test Execution: Set up and operate manual/automated test equipment for functional, environmental, and life tests.
Troubleshooting: Identify and mitigate test readiness issues; troubleshoot assemblies to the component level using standard test equipment.
Analysis & Improvement: Analyze test results, recommend corrective actions, and suggest improvements to test procedures and assembly processes.
Documentation: Use schematic capture tools for hardware design; create and maintain manufacturing documents, work instructions, and inventory reports.
Product Variety: Work on a range of products for both military and commercial customers.