The Lab Technician/Technologist position will include:

• Hands on assembly, modification, and repair of electromechanical prototypes and test jigs (includes use of basic tools and soldering equipment and requires good up-close eyesight and manual dexterity for working with small components)

• Diagnosing and troubleshooting failed products and test jigs to identify point(s) of failure.

• Hands on testing of products to determine mechanical, thermal, and electrical limits and documenting results, and to determine compliance with data sheets

• Proper operation of lab equipment including power supplies, multimeters, and oscilloscopes

• Coordinating with and supporting the production team on items related to prototyping, testing, modifying, and repairing products and assemblies

• Design and documentation that could include CAD Drawings, Assembly & Testing Procedures, and Bills of Materials

• Maintain professionalism in the workplace, remain composed under pressure while meeting deadlines, and maintain a regular schedule with occasional extended hours

• Identify problems, propose, and implement suitable solutions on electromechanical assemblies

• On occasion, some travel may be required

• Position may also include other related projects, or other tasks as required by Spyder Controls