Computer Futures
Electronics Test Support Engineer

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Location: Eastbourne, East Sussex
Type: Permanent | On-site
We are recruiting an Electronics Test Support Engineer to join an established engineering and manufacturing business in Eastbourne.
This is a hands-on position supporting In-Circuit Test (ICT), Automated Test Equipment (ATE) and functional test systems within a busy electronics manufacturing environment. You will work closely with Test Engineering, Manufacturing and Operations to keep production test equipment running effectively, troubleshoot technical issues and help improve overall test reliability.
The role would suit an Electronics Test Engineer, Production Test Engineer, Manufacturing Test Engineer or experienced Test Technician who enjoys practical fault finding and working directly with electronic test equipment.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide day-to-day technical support for ICT and functional test stations.
- Troubleshoot test equipment, fixtures, probes, cables and measurement issues.
- Support the operation and maintenance of Keysight i3070 test systems.
- Carry out fault finding and basic repairs on test equipment and associated hardware.
- Diagnose false failures, intermittent faults and fixture/contact problems.
- Perform preventative maintenance to maximise test equipment availability and minimise production downtime.
- Investigate production test failures and recurring technical issues.
- Support engineering changes affecting test systems and fixtures.
- Assist with test station improvements, upgrades and duplication.
- Work alongside senior Test Engineers on more complex technical problems.
- Maintain accurate records of faults, repairs and recurring issues.
- Work closely with Engineering and Operations to support production requirements.
- Escalate complex issues with clear technical evidence and structured fault analysis.
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Skills & Experience
We are looking for someone with around 3+ years' experience within electronics production, manufacturing test or a similar environment.
Ideally, you will have experience with:
- Electronics, electrical or test engineering.
- Production testing of electronic or electromechanical products.
- In-Circuit Test (ICT) systems.
- Automated Test Equipment (ATE) and/or functional test systems.
- PCB/PCBA testing and fault finding.
- Test fixtures, probes and interface hardware.
- Diagnosing intermittent failures and false test results.
- Reading electronic schematics and basic PCB layouts.
- Structured technical fault finding and problem solving.
Previous exposure to Keysight i3070 would be highly beneficial, although you do not need to be an i3070 expert.


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An HNC, HND or degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Test Engineering or a related discipline would be beneficial, although relevant practical industry experience will also be considered.
The Opportunity
This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to remain hands-on with electronics and test equipment while developing their knowledge of ICT, automated testing and production test engineering.
You will join an experienced engineering team within a technically advanced manufacturing environment, with opportunities to develop your test engineering capability while having a direct impact on production quality, equipment reliability and continuous improvement.
Desired Skills and Experience
- In-Circuit Test (ICT) ideally using Keysight i3070, electronics/PCB fault finding and troubleshooting, and hands-on Automated Test Equipment (ATE) support within a production manufacturing environment.
To find out more about Computer Futures please visit www.computerfutures.com
Computer Futures, a trading division of SThree Partnership LLP is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy | Registered office | 8 Bishopsgate, London, EC2N 4BQ, United Kingdom | Partnership Number | OC387148 England and Wales
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