Engineering Technician II

The Engineering Technician II independently executes product testing, verification activities, lab support, and first-pass troubleshooting for R&D, pilot, and production-related product issues. This position owns assigned tests from setup through teardown and produces organized data summaries that support engineering decisions. The role also supports product investigations that cannot be fully resolved by Manufacturing, Quality, or Production. The Technician II isolates variables related to hardware, electrical/electronic, mechanical, fluidic, or system integration behavior and escalates issues as needed to the appropriate engineering teams with supporting evidence. The successful candidate will operate with minimal day-to-day instruction with work reviewed at completion and/or project milestones. Job duties will be predominantly equipment testing and product troubleshooting, with additional involvement in new product development projects for process development and prototype assembly support. Product Testing & Verification Independently execute test qualification and verification protocols of low to moderate complexity. Own assigned test sequences from setup, configuration, run, teardown, data storage, and summary reporting. Identify deviations or unexpected behavior and provide complete evidence to support disposition. Recommend improvements to protocol clarity, setup repeatability, and execution efficiency. Support retesting activities, issue reproduction, and regression testing as directed by engineering. Product Troubleshooting & First-Pass RCA Perform structured first-pass troubleshooting for product and subsystem issues. Isolate variables related to mechanical, electrical/electronic, hardware, fluidic, optical, and system integration behavior. Differentiate between setup, equipment, assembly, component, and product-level contributors where possible. Escalate suspected firmware or software contributions to EE/SW teams with clear evidence, reproduction steps, and test conditions. Support investigations of product issues that cannot be resolved through routine Manufacturing, Quality, or Production troubleshooting. Manufacturing, Quality & Production Support Conduct additional testing and evidence collection for pilot, production, or released-product issues when escalated to R&D. Document findings in a manner that manufacturing staff can repeat in future investigations. Support creation of repeatable troubleshooting steps and inspection guidance. Provide practical feedback to improve assembly instructions, test procedures, and product handling practices. Laboratory Operations & Equipment Readiness Manage assigned tooling, fixtures, accessories, and lab equipment inventory records. Maintain visibility of equipment status, location, availability, and uptime for project testing needs. Support check-in/check-out control for high-value shared equipment. Work with Quality to understand calibration impacts and ensure calibrated tooling is available when needed. Identify upcoming shortages, conflicts, or equipment constraints and communicate risks to project stakeholders. Process Development & Documentation Create and revise assembly work instructions, test procedures, and troubleshooting guidance under engineering review. Assist with process development for prototype, pilot, and production builds. Document observations that improve repeatability, manufacturability, and test consistency. Data Analysis & Reporting Use Excel to create charts, tables, basic summaries, and organized data packages. Ensure collected data is named, stored, and traceable for engineering use. Summarize test outcomes, deviations, abnormalities, and recommended next steps in clear technical language. Qualifications Education Associate degree, technical certificate, or equivalent hands-on technical experience. Technical coursework in engineering technology, electronics, instrumentation, mechanical systems, automation, or related discipline preferred. Experience 2-5 years of relevant product testing, laboratory, engineering technician, manufacturing support, instrumentation, or electromechanical experience. Demonstrated ability to execute standard protocols independently and summarize technical results. Skills & Competencies Strong hands-on troubleshooting skills for mechanical and electrical/electronic hardware. Ability to interpret drawings, schematics, work instructions, and test protocols. Working knowledge of laboratory instrumentation, fixtures, and development of test methods. Ability to communicate progress, blockers, abnormalities, and findings clearly in verbal and written format Proficiency with Microsoft Office Tools such as Word, Excel, Sharepoint and Teams Consistent application of ALCOA+ data integrity principles Jira task tracking and Confluence report creation Strong curiosity and ability to learn through experimentation, research, and asking for more information when needed Experience with soldering, oscilloscopes, and multimeters Our mission is to inspire advances in bioprocessing as a trusted partner in the production of biologic drugs that improve human health worldwide. Focused on cost and process efficiencies, we deliver innovative technologies and solutions that help set new standards in bioprocessing. The estimated base salary range for this role, based in the United States of America is $27.25/hr - $39.16/hr. Compensation decisions are dependent on several factors including, but not limited to an individual's qualifications, location, internal equity, and alignment with market data. Additionally, employees are eligible to participate in one of our variable cash programs (bonus or commission) and eligible roles may receive equity as part of the compensation package. We offer a wide range of benefits such as paid time off, health/dental/vision, retirement benefits and flexible spending accounts. All compensation and benefits information will be confirmed in writing at the time of offer.