AI summary
Reliability Test Technician role focused on hands-on reliability and environmental testing of hardware systems in a lab, including setting up equipment, running tests, and documenting results. Cascade Engineering Services is hiring for an onsite Redmond, WA lab position supporting engineers to find issues and improve product performance. Standout perk: health insurance.
Key skills
Reliability and environmental testingThermal chambers, shock and vibration test systemsTH/HALT/HASS/HAST testing methodologiesComputer and networking hardware setup and troubleshootingElectronics (PCBs and discrete components)Hardware assembly/disassembly using basic power toolsTest documentation (Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint)Test data analysis and issue identificationInventory management of test units/tools/consumablesSafety protocol adherence in lab testing
Salary not listed — comparable Redmond/Seattle-area reliability test technician roles typically pay about $28–$42 per hour (roughly $58k–$87k annually), depending on experience and test-lab specialization.
You'll thrive here if you enjoy hands-on lab testing of hardware, are meticulous with documentation, and collaborate well with engineers to troubleshoot and improve products.
Why apply
- Hands-on hardware lab testing
- Work with environmental test equipment
- Health insurance provided
We are looking for a Reliability Test Technician to support hands-on execution of reliability and environmental testing for hardware systems in a lab environment. In this role, you will set up and operate test equipment, document results, and collaborate with engineers to identify issues and improve product performance, ensuring accurate testing and adherence to safety and quality standards.
Associate degree or trade school certification in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical field.
Minimum 2 years of hands-on experience working in a reliability and/or manufacturing test environment.
Working knowledge of computer and networking hardware setup and troubleshooting.
Proficiency with basic power tools for hardware assembly and disassembly.
Competency in documentation using Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.
Familiarity with electronics, PCBs, discrete components, and mechanical enclosures (plastic, sheet metal, etc.).
Organizational skills for managing inventory of test units, tools and consumables.
Experience analyzing test data, identifying issues, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to implement solutions.
Hands-on experience with environmental test equipment (thermal chambers, shock, and vibration systems).
Exposure to TH, HALT, HASS, and HAST testing methodologies.
Accurate and thorough documentation of test procedures, results, and observations in line with Microsoft protocols.
Commitment to safety protocols during testing and equipment handling.
Onsite presence required in a lab environment, Monday through Friday during standard business hours. Must be able to lift, move, and set up test equipment and test samples as needed. Health Insurance