Test Engineer, Remanufacturing

What to Expect

The ideal candidate is a highly motivated
Test Engineer who thrives on deploying, sustaining, and improving manufacturing
test equipment. You will own test hardware and software performance for
remanufacturing operations—driving uptime, cycle time, and first-pass yield
while debugging electrical, controls, and software issues. You bring hands-on
technical depth, clear communication, and a can-do attitude in a fast-paced
environment where creative problem-solving and real ownership are
expected.

What You’ll Do

• Deploy, validate, and
  sustain manufacturing test equipment for remanufacturing production
  lines

• Design and improve test
  equipment hardware (mechanical and electrical) with emphasis on safety,
  serviceability, and robust connections

• Develop, maintain,
  and optimize production test software to improve coverage,
  reliability, and operational efficiency

• Lead uptime, cycle time, and
  first-pass yield improvements on test equipment (hardware reliability,
  software faults, maintenance readiness)

• Troubleshoot and debug
  electrical, controls, and software issues; support 24/7 operations as
  needed during ramp and sustain

• Collaborate with
  manufacturing, process, quality, controls, and maintenance engineering so
  test equipment meets production expectations

• Partner with product and
  process design teams to define test specifications that balance yield,
  quality, and line rate

• Perform proactive data
  analysis on tester and product results; translate findings into clear
  actions for technical and non-technical audiences

• Identify technical risk
  early; prototype fixtures, methods, and instrumentation to mitigate issues
  before they hit production

• Document designs, procedures,
  qualifications, and handoffs so equipment can be operated and
  sustained without tribal knowledge

What You’ll Bring

• Degree in Electrical,
  Software, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, or equivalent
  experience

• 7+ years of relevant
  experience in test equipment development, deployment, and
  optimization

• Hands-on experience with test
  and automation systems: sensors, data acquisition, safety circuits, I/O,
  PLCs, and industrial instrumentation

• Familiarity with high-voltage
  power electronics and/or battery systems strongly preferred

• Ability to read and work with
  software (Python preferred; Go, C/C++, C#, LabVIEW,
  or Test Stand a plus) and contribute using git/version
  control

• Experience debugging common
  industrial communication protocols (e.g., CAN, Modbus, RS-232/SPI) and
  interpreting bus traces

• Hands-on with electrical
  tools (DMM, oscilloscope, power supplies) and practical skills in wiring,
  instrumentation, assembly, and modification

• Solid understanding of
  production equipment design concerns: operator safety, usability,
  serviceability, and ruggedness

• Ability to work under
  pressure, manage competing priorities, and communicate clearly across
  engineering and operations

• Willingness to support
  production operations outside standard hours when equipment or launch
  critical path requires it