Lead Test Technician – UPS Electrical Lab

Vertiv Corporation; Dover (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Vertiv in Delaware, OH is seeking a Lead Test Technician to support engineering test activities for the single phase UPS line, organizing equipment, setting up tests, and reporting findings.

The role focuses on new product development and sustaining tests, requiring an associate or bachelor's in electrical engineering with 2–5 years of test experience, ability to read schematics, strong troubleshooting, and safe lab work.

Qualifications

• Associate degree with 3–5 years test engineering experience or Bachelor's with 2–3 years.
• Basic knowledge in power/electrical engineering; AC/DC power <20kVA, interfacing, firmware interfacing, DC batteries, connectors/wire harnesses.
• Ability to read and understand electrical schematics and identification of components.
• Strong engineering troubleshooting skills with the ability to solve (and prevent) a wide range of problems quickly and methodically.
• Ability to operate in an electrical testing lab environment safely and successfully.
• Very strong planning, organizing, documentation, and communication skills.
• Ability to multitask and operate in cross functional global development teams.

Responsibilities

• Sets up and performs tests requested by product engineers.
• Assist with assembly of prototype units
• Organizes and maintains a safe, clean, productive lab space.
• Performs product tear downs and technical analysis down to the PCB level.
• Reports findings in an organized manner.

Skills

Electrical testing basics

Troubleshooting

Documentation & communication

Multitasking

Cross-functional teamwork

Reading schematics

Lab safety

Planning & organizing

Education

Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering

Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering

Job description

Vertiv in Delaware, OH is seeking a Lead Test Technician to support engineering test activities for the single phase UPS line, organizing equipment, setting up tests, and reporting findings.

The role focuses on new product development and sustaining tests, requiring an associate or bachelor's in electrical engineering with 2–5 years of test experience, ability to read schematics, strong troubleshooting, and safe lab work.