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Morson Talent

Production Test Engineer - Electronics

Salford
£25 – £37/hr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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Role Overview: Morson are recruiting on behalf of a leading defence equipment manufacturer based in Bolton, Greater Manchester. This is a contract role, although highly likely to be long-term.

Rates: £27.54 per hour PAYE or £37 per hour Umbrella

Monday - Friday 37 hours +

The role will be responsible for Technical support to the manufacturing test of weapons sub-systems in production and development test and diagnostics of complex weapons at system and subsystem level.

Specific responsibilities include:

  • Provide Test Engineering support during Design / Development phases from initial concept through to Production Readiness Review and release to Operations.
  • Support Test Facility introduction and ensure that configuration control of equipment and facilities is in place prior to use, including generating supporting test specifications and operator instructions.
  • Support testing of electrical/electronic weapon systems and sub-assemblies, with diagnosis of production test failures down to circuit card and potentially component level.
  • Identification of remedial and corrective actions, in a timely manner allowing Manufacturing to continue production in line with programme.
  • Evaluation of technical problems in order to develop proposals for test equipment investigations and corrective actions, including process improvements.
  • Test Engineering representative at Defect Review Board meetings to ensure efficient progress of equipment and quality notifications towards corrective action.

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  • HNC/HND (Electronics) Level of Qualifications or equivalent, plus a good level of experience in digital & analogue electronics manufacture and test.
  • A good understanding of measurement and test principles, and associated test equipment.
  • An understanding of the typical CADMID product lifecycle for test equipment is desirable.
  • An understanding of RF and microwave technology at subsystem level would be an advantage.
  • An understanding of Environmental testing (including ESS) would also be an advantage.
  • Good verbal and written communication skills, including generation of test specifications, operator instructions, and technical reports based on higher-level requirements.
  • Proven analytical and problem-solving skills, with strong attention to detail.
  • The ability to plan and organize own work in order to ensure multiple tasks can be prioritized and delivered against Project objectives.
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