Test Technician II

As a Test Technician, you’ll be in driving projects through the product verification process using your solid engineering skillset, collaborative spirit, results-driven work ethic, and solution facilitation skills. You will be supporting various system engineering test activities such as verification and reliability test execution, analysis, hardware and software integration, and more.

A Day in the Life

• Execute test methods and simulated procedures on the Hugo robotic-assisted surgery system.
• Document system performance and usage, and properly communicate hardware or software issues.
• Perform simulated bedside assist functions including positioning the system components and introduction and removal of test materials.
• Perform manual setup and tear down activities, including cleaning of all equipment surfaces, and orienting medical equipment for daily storage and transport within the lab space.
• Perform periodic workflows including manually transporting equipment throughout the facility, taking measurements to evaluate system functional performance over time, and emergency simulation or response activities.
• Execute batches of repetitive cycling of ergonomic adjustments and interactions with user interfaces including buttons, switches, touch screens, and medical instruments.
• May be responsible for inventory of equipment and materials and database management. Place orders when necessary

Must Have: Minimum Requirements

Requires minimum of 2 years of relevant experience in medical devices, verification testing, or manufacturing.

Nice to Have

• 2+ years of technician experience in the medical device or regulated industry
• Ability to quickly learn new or unfamiliar technology and products.
• Fundamental understanding of computers and basic experience with networking and upgrades.
• Basic knowledge in circuit boards and electronics.
• Understanding of hardware and software interactions, communications, and troubleshooting.
• Ability to diagnose system failures, isolate, reset, or replace faulty components.
• Experience with purchasing, tracking, and receiving equipment.
• Experience leading and seeking guidance to complete laboratory maintenance needs.
• Experience setting, running, and execution of test procedures.