What You Will Do • Operate and set up 3D printers to produce test fixtures, brackets, and prototype parts • Install, condition, and record data from strain gauges and associated measurement bridges and amplifiers • Configure and run torque measurement test setups, including calibration and data capture • Set up and operate data loggers and thermocouples for thermal and structural tests • Conduct thermal interface material (TIM) characterization tests, including sample preparation, fixture assembly, and data capture • Perform mechanical assembly testing: verify fits, torque fasteners to specification, and document results • Work with force and pressure measurement equipment to execute load and contact tests • Handle and assemble PCBs, heatsinks, and hose assemblies as part of hardware test setups • Use SolidWorks to review part drawings, interpret geometry, and occasionally generate simple models or drawings for lab use • Record all measurements in Excel or similar software, maintain clean data logs, and produce clear written reports with findings and observations • Read and interpret electrical and mechanical datasheets and schematics to understand component specifications and wiring requirements • Follow written test procedures exactly as written; flag any deviation, ambiguity, or anomaly to the engineer immediately What We Are Looking For Public Required Skills • Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering technology, mechanical engineering, or a related technical field — or equivalent hands-on lab experience • Demonstrated experience operating physical test and measurement equipment in a lab or manufacturing environment • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel: data entry, basic formulas, charting, and organized data logging • Ability to read mechanical and electrical datasheets, drawings and schematics and extract relevant specifications • Working knowledge of SolidWorks or equivalent CAD software for reviewing and interpreting drawings • Strong written communication: you can write a measurement report that another engineer can read, understand, and act on • Meticulous attention to detail: measurements are recorded completely and accurately, every time • Ability to follow written instructions exactly as given — and to immediately flag anything that does not match the procedure • Quick learner: when handed a new piece of equipment, your instinct is to read the manual and figure it out • Working with hand tools such as manual and electrical screwdrivers, various hand tools, calipers and other typical lab tools. Mechanical Lab Technician Contractor Job Description Position: Mechanical Lab Technician Contractor Type: Contract Location: On-Site About the Role We are looking for a hands-on mechanical lab technician who is comfortable with physical test setups, precision measurement equipment, and structured data collection.