Electro-Mechanical Technician

Job Description
This position is for an Electro-Mechanical technician in the Custom Products Group. The role will support both the ESG In-lined and ESG Automation groups. The ESG In-lined group is responsible for delivering application and customer specific solutions ranging from a simple adapter to a full custom test machine. The ESG Automation group is responsible for designing and building automated solutions on top of existing Instron equipment.
The candidate will build, test, and debug custom electromechanical materials testing systems and accessories. They will work from a variety of complex blueprints, diagrams, and verbal instructions to complete these assemblies. They candidate will also suggest design changes, trains other employees and provides technical leadership during assembly of electromechanical products.
Additional responsibilities include:
Reads and interprets complex blueprints, drawings, and electrical schematics to facilitate assembly and testing of custom products
May be required to modify components using common hand and power tools and identify non-conforming material
Assists in employee training, provides hands-on technical support in production, and interfaces with both Manufacturing and Design Engineering.
Responsible for promoting a safe working environment.
Responsible to review product structure, issue material, and close out projects using various computer-based programs
Work closely with interdisciplinary team of production planner, buyer, expeditor, assembly technicians, engineers, and managers to deliver high quality products on time.
Provide feedback to Project Engineers regarding possible design changes, improvements, and alternatives.
High level of problem solving ability, strong analytical skills, and ability to cope with mental and visual strain associated with some precision jobs
Ability to read blueprints, knowledge of machine shop practices, mechanical fits and tolerances, and ability to read, comprehend, and transmit complicated and technical details.
Ability to do complex electrical wiring based on engineering drawings and schematics and use test and calibration equipment to troubleshoot systems
Ability to use hand tools including wrenches, screwdrivers, arbor press, cordless drill, volt meter, soldering iron, etc.
Good organizational skills and ability manage multiple simultaneous projects across different disciplines
Good communication skills to interact with Engineering, Manufacturing, and Management.
Ability to lift up to 40 lbs are necessary and work extended periods on their feet
Ability to operate crane, fork trucks, and other material handling equipment.