The Development Engineering Technician supports research and pilot-scale operations by building and maintaining lab and pilot equipment, conducting wet-chemistry experiments, and performing mechanical and chemical analyses. They monitor experiments in both laboratory and high-volume manufacturing environments, troubleshoot equipment, and support new metrology system development. The role requires strong mechanical skills, laboratory experience, safety awareness, and the ability to follow detailed procedures in a fast-paced setting. Responsibilities include preparing solutions, handling powders, and working with complex mechanical systems. Qualifications include relevant education or experience, adaptability to challenging conditions, safety knowledge, and excellent communication. The position is full-time, with physical requirements such as lifting up to 50 lbs and working in diverse environments, including occasional weekends or shifts. Compensation is based on experience.