Tester I, Radio Product

Role Overview

• Examine and test control products, components, and standard panels, drives, motors, wires, etc. for flaws, in a timely and accurate manner, before a product is forwarded to shipping.
• Examine, inspect, and test radio control products, component drives, standard panels, circuit boards, motors, and other components timely and accurate.
• Perform and complete a final inspection of the product and prep work prior to sending a product to shipping or stock.
• Pull materials or components as per work order or customer order timely and accurate.
• Maintain technical competency, and technical knowledge of current and new products, and remain current in technology and changes in the industry.
• Perform assembly and testing of motors, brakes, encoders, and fiber optic cables and components.
• Ability to test and troubleshoot standard pre-engineered products.
• Perform soldering and de-soldering of circuit boards and small assemblies.
• Identify any defective units through reading and interpreting instruments, compare instrument reading or monitor display with standard schematics and specifications, etc.
• Reject defective units and record the type and quantity of defect. Load into relevant databases as necessary.
• Support the production department by assisting as needed.
• Connect electronic assembly, component, or part to test instrument, or to computerized test equipment, and activate test equipment.
• Read instruments to identify any defects; compare instrument reading or monitor display with standard schematics and specifications; reject defective units.
• Record the type and quantity of defect. Download drive programming information into a computerized system.
• Read and interpret packing slips and shipping documents.
• Assist co-workers as needed. Complete special projects as assigned.
• Complete, maintain and submit all required paperwork, records, documents, and reports ensuring compliance with departmental procedures.
• Follow and comply with all safety and work rules and regulations. Maintain departmental housekeeping standards.
• Seeks and aids process improvement.
• Promotes process improvement.
• Demonstrates “out-of-the-box” thinking & creativity.
• Communicates ideas to supervisors; helps put ideas into action and follow-up.

Requirements

• Requires one year of college coursework in electronics; or a high school diploma or equivalent and three plus years of related experience; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

Tech Stack

• Assembly

Benefits

• Health insurance
• 401(k) matching
• Flexible work hours
• Paid time off
• Remote work options