Manufacturing Process & Test Technician

Indotronix; Londonderry (NH); On-site; USD 30,000 - 41,000; Full time

Job summary

Indotronix in New Hampshire seeks a hands-on manufacturing operator to support end-to-end production on a 3x12 shift (Fri/Sat/Sun, 6:00–6:00). You will set-up, calibrate, build, rework and verify final quality across components and assemblies.

You’ll use computer-based tools to capture process data, adjust parameters in real time, and collaborate with engineers on tests and procedure improvements to keep output in spec.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required; 4 years of related experience if no degree.
• 2-year post-secondary/Associate’s Degree with 0–2 years of related experience.
• Computer skills with ability to read and follow instructions.

Responsibilities

• Set-up, calibration, build, rework and final quality verification.
• Use software to collect and evaluate process data and make on-line adjustments.
• Assist in developing and improving procedures for manufacturing processes.
• Collaborate with engineers on test runs and experiments, documenting observations.

Skills

Computer skills

Read and follow instructions

Calibration

Supervision

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

Associate’s Degree (2-year post-secondary)

Job description

About the Role — A Day in the LifeKick off your first shift at 6, settle in for a 12-hour window, and start by syncing with engineers on the production plan. You’ll prep equipment, perform set‑ups, and run calibrations to ready lines for the day. As builds progress, you’ll leverage computer-based tools to capture operating data in real time, making on-line adjustments to products, instruments, or equipment to keep quality on target. When something isn’t quite right, you’ll perform rework and execute quality tests on parts, components, subassemblies, and final assemblies. Throughout the shift, expect to participate in controlled experiments alongside engineers and help refine methods and procedures that improve how we manufacture.What You’ll DoSupport end-to-end manufacturing operations: set-up, calibration, build, rework, and final quality verification.Use sophisticated software to collect and evaluate process data; apply in-process, on-line adjustments to maintain specifications.Assist in developing and improving procedures that control or modify manufacturing processes.Partner with engineers on test runs and experiments; document observations and outcomes.How You’ll WorkOverall Summary: Developing support individual contributor.Nature of Supervision: Works under general supervision with less detailed instructions and moderate peer review.Communication & Influence: Collaborates mainly within the department, exchanging information that may require explanation or interpretation to align and reach agreement.Innovation & Complexity: Operates within established processes; work is less structured within defined boundaries. Identifies straightforward problems and escalates to a supervisor for resolution.Organization Impact: Contributes to operational targets in the job area; scope is somewhat limited and typically focused on smaller, task-related activities.Schedule1st shift / 3 x 12s — Fri/Sat/Sun, 6 to 6.Must-Haves (Hard Skills)Computer skills required.Ability to read and follow instructions.Education & ExperienceRequires developing job knowledge/skills.High School Diploma or equivalent and a minimum of 4 years of prior relevant experience; OR2 years post-secondary/Associate’s Degree with 0 to 2 years of prior related experience.ProficienciesCalibrationSupervisionEnable Skills-Based Hiring: No