Quality Test Technician: Precision Cable & Harness Inspector

Greatlink International Inc.; South Elgin (IL); On-site; USD 25,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

Greatlink International, Inc. is seeking a Quality Test Technician in Illinois to verify finished cable assemblies and wire harnesses before shipment. You will test with hi-pot, multimeters, and other equipment, inspect crimps and solder joints, and document findings.

You will troubleshoot failures, coordinate rework with the assembly team, and ensure products meet customer drawings and industry standards, while keeping the work area safe and organized.

Qualifications

• Ability to read wiring schematics and BOMs and understand usage.
• Ability to inspect assemblies for good crimps or joints and explain why.
• Hands-on experience with test equipment, soldering stations, and hand tools.
• Clear communication, in person and in writing, to explain problems and solutions.
• Coachable and comfortable asking questions; basic computer skills.

Responsibilities

• Test cable assemblies and wire harnesses using hi-pot testers, continuity testers, multimeters, pull testers, network analyzers, and automated test systems
• Inspect crimps, solder joints, and workmanship against drawings and standards
• Troubleshoot failed parts, find root cause, coordinate rework, and verify fixes
• Record test results, maintain test logs, and write inspection reports
• Build and maintain test fixtures and equipment
• Approve finished products for shipment
• Spot problems in production and suggest improvements
• Keep work area clean, safe, and organized
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Test equipment usage

Reading schematics

Documentation & reporting

Clear communication

Attention to detail

Tools

Hi-pot testers

Multimeters

Continuity testers

Network analyzers

Automated test systems

Soldering stations

Job description

Greatlink International, Inc. is seeking a Quality Test Technician in Illinois to verify finished cable assemblies and wire harnesses before shipment. You will test with hi-pot, multimeters, and other equipment, inspect crimps and solder joints, and document findings.

You will troubleshoot failures, coordinate rework with the assembly team, and ensure products meet customer drawings and industry standards, while keeping the work area safe and organized.