Engineering Tech - Dyno Operator

Job Summary:
The main function of an engineering tech analyst is to provide technical support on various engineering projects and assignments. A typical engineering tech analyst is responsible for obtaining blueprints, inspecting hardware, tracking project updates, compiling data, and assisting engineering teams overcome project roadblocks.

Job Responsibilities:
Working with test equipment and communicating with the vehicle
Understanding of vehicle components and repair - helpful but not required
Technical background - helpful but not required
Understanding of Chassis dyno, experience with INCA (communication tool) is helpful but not required
Troubleshooting skills, Working with a Test Automation System (Test site control system), Desire to learn new skills
Ability to work with a team and other teammates, Punctual, Someone who likes to work with their hands and their minds, a person that like to work with smaller testing equipment/tools (driving robots, communication tools, etc.)

Requirements:
Degree requirements - 2-year technical degree
Years of experience - at least 3 years' experience preferred

Hiring Manager's Top Skills:
Basic understanding of vehicle communication tools
Ability to investigate communication or test setup issues
Microsoft Office & Basic Computer skills

Shift Schedule:
2nd or 3rd shift

Train on days and move to 2nd or 3rd shift (mostly like 3rd but possibly 2nd)

Will train on 1st shift for about 2 or 3 months and it will be 5 days/8 hours

1st shift - 7:30AM - 4PM or 7:30PM - 6PM if it's 4 10's

2nd shift: 3:30PM - 12AM
3rd shift: 11:30PM - 8AM

Potential 4/10 hour days, however, on 2nd and 3rd shift they will be working 5 days/8 hours. There may be opportunity for 4/10 in the future

Onsite - 5 days a week