What We Offer

• Competitive salaries: $57,000 – $70,000
• An attractive profit-sharing program
• Comprehensive benefits package
• Opportunity to work within a high-tech, leading-edge technology field with products that appear in some really cool applications! (Robots, Drones, Artificial Intelligence, Vision Systems)
• 3 weeks’ vacation per year with no waiting period
• Paid sick days
• A “Dream Fund” (gym memberships, personal interest classes, etc.)
• A dynamic, energetic and growing company with a friendly community atmosphere
• A collaborative and supportive workplace that values the contributions and ideas of our staff, and are proud of our extremely low turnover rate throughout our 40+ year history
• Employees who have great passion for their work and who are always looking for ways to propel Connect Tech to the next level
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Responsibilities

Manufacturing Test Process Development

• Develop testing processes for electronic hardware systems and PCB-based products
• Evaluate test methods and recommend improvements to increase productivity and reduce costs
• Ensure manufacturing processes comply with quality standards and regulatory requirements
• Support ISO 9001 quality management processes
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Test Environment Development

• Develop, configure and debug test software in a Linux test environment
• Work with lead engineers to source and to purchase necessary equipment
• Collaborate with mechanical engineers to design and develop custom fixtures for test solutions
• Validate and verify test systems and create reports and test logs
• Create test design documentation to train production staff
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Hardware Engineering (New Product Introduction – NPI)

• Assist lead designers with prototype validation – which includes, sourcing test equipment, preparing test plans and scripts, and preparation of cable drawings
• Collaborate with Design Engineering during product development to ensure Design for Manufacturability (DFM), Design for Assembly (DFA), and Design for Ease of Test are met
• Identify and resolve manufacturing issues before production release