Engineering Support and Product Validation Technician

Supports engineering in multiple tasks to help with testing, collection of data, and overall process improvement.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Take engineering test plans, organize, schedule, execute, and record results.

• Assists in lenses and product validation projects.
• Write standard operating procedures (SOP's) from observing and documenting process steps.
• Prepare equipment and processes for standard and nonstandard testing.
• Assist with the layout of facilities by taking measurements and marking locations for future equipment.
• Monitoring reports looking for opportunities for improvements and alerting the proper individuals when issues arise.
• Create reports using operational data to keep teams notified of project statuses and operational goals.
• Provides feedback to engineers regarding equipment, processes, and tests to help improve or understand results.
• Audits production facility in regard to SOP's, process parameters, process control logs and quality standards.
• Attending meetings to help identify opportunities and provide updates as a member of various project teams.
• Assists with training.
• Assists with other tasks as required.

Qualifications:

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

• Associate degree in engineering or related engineering field preferred.
• Course work or experience with CAD or CNC programming is preferred.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS OF WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Environmental: Laboratory and office environment, working with water, caustic and acidic chemicals and exposed to hazardous chemicals. Regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts. The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate. Occasional dusty air with flying particulates.

Physical: Sufficient Physical ability necessary for sitting and standing for extended periods of time. The ability to occasionally Climb, Kneel, Lift, Pull, Reach, Push, Carry and Twist. Must be able to use hands to Grasp and manipulate small objects. Must be able to lift and/or carry up to 20 LBS and on occasion up to 100 LBS.

Vision: Must be able to see in the normal vision range with or without correction; Vision sufficient to read computer screens, printed documents, job tickets, faxes, cosmetic defects, procedural and policy documents.

Hearing: Hear in the normal audio range with or without correction