Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technician

Duties

• Designing Systems: Creating detailed designs for electromechanical systems and devices, such as automated machinery, robotics, and control systems. This involves using AutoCAD 2d and Inventor 3d softwares and other engineering tools to develop and refine blueprints and schematics.
• System Integration: Integrating mechanical components with electrical systems to ensure they work together seamlessly. This may involve wiring, connecting sensors and actuators, and programming control systems.
• Troubleshooting and Maintenance: Diagnosing and resolving problems with existing systems. This involves analyzing system failures, performing repairs, and updating systems to ensure they operate efficiently and reliably.
• Collaborating with Teams: Working closely with other engineers, such as mechanical, electrical, and software engineers, to coordinate and complete projects. Effective communication and teamwork are essential to ensure that all parts of a system function together as intended.
• Documenting Work: Creating and maintaining detailed documentation of designs, tests, and modifications. This documentation is important for future reference, troubleshooting, and ensuring compliance with industry standards.
• Ensuring Safety and Compliance: Making sure that all systems and components meet safety regulations and industry standards. This includes conducting risk assessments and implementing safety measures to protect users and maintain system reliability.
• Innovating and Improving: Staying updated on the latest technologies and industry trends to continuously improve existing systems and develop new, more efficient solutions. This may involve researching new materials, techniques, or technologies.
• This position requires the willingness to be hands on and have the ability to use power hand tools safely during the fabrication and assembly phases of a build.