Test Engineer

at  Pulsar Process Measurement

OUR BUSINESS

Pulsar Measurement is a worldwide leader in ultrasonic instrumentation for wastewater, industrial, and environmental markets. Since 1986 we have developed, manufactured, and marketed industrial flow and level monitoring instruments including ultrasonic level transmitters, clamp-on ultrasonic flow meters, and open channel flow meters.
The newly restructured TASi Measurement, our parent group, has successfully grown companies who consistently deliver world-class products and services, focusing on our global customer needs in diverse market segments. TASi Measurement’s high repeat customer rate is due to an ability to remain close to our customers reinforced by providing local service and complete engineered solutions and problem solving.
Join us on this exciting journey, as we continue to expand our business.

YOUR ROLE

The Pulsar Measurement Test Enginneer is responsible for the testing of printed circuit boards and assemblies to ensure that the quality and performance meets specifications.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

• Testing PCBs and complete assemblies to specifications.
• Fault finding to component level.
• Ensuring instructions and documents are kept up to date and that test results are maintained as required.
• Ensuring that product is handled and tested in accordance with company policies, including appropriate storage and anti-static precautions.
• Ensuring product is worked on according to work schedules provided and on time according to defined deadlines.
• Ensuring that product is recorded correctly on and through the company ERP system (Epicor).
• Providing yield statistics to the Process Engineering department and offering technical recommendations where appropriate.
• Implementing new processes and generating instructions and documents in accordance with job requirements, when necessary.
• Training other employees on techniques and specific methods to ensure a broad level of skill within the department.
• Making recommendations to the Production Supervisor of any training deficiencies.
• Communicating any testing issues to the Production Supervisor.