Power Conversion Test Engineer (On?Site)
Location: Chillicothe, IL
Pay: $48 – $50 an hr
Shift: 6:00 am to 2:00 pm
About the Role
We are seeking a Power Conversion Test Engineer to support hands?on validation and testing of advanced power conversion systems in a laboratory environment. This role works closely with the power conversion validation team to understand technical risks, execute detailed test plans, and ensure high?quality data collection.
Safety is the top priority. The individual in this role is expected to maintain a strong safety?first mindset and actively look out for the well?being of teammates while working in the lab. In addition to test execution, this role plays a key part in test planning, lab coordination, and continuous improvement initiatives focused on safety, quality, and efficiency.
This position is 100% on?site and cannot be performed remotely.
Key Responsibilities
- Execute detailed validation and test plans for power conversion systems in a laboratory environment
- Maintain strict adherence to all safety protocols and required personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Actively promote a safety?first culture by identifying and addressing potential hazards
- Submit detailed lab resource requests 1–2 weeks in advance of scheduled testing
- Coordinate with lab support teams on voltage levels, power levels, instrumentation, and setup needs
- Ensure all data quality and documentation requirements are met before and during testing
- Perform hands?on testing, data collection, and post?test analysis
- Author post?test reports and summaries documenting results and findings
- Submit continuous improvement ideas to enhance safety, test quality, and efficiency
Day?to?Day Activities
- Wear required PPE at all times while in the lab
- Follow established safety and lab protocols
- Perform hands?on testing of power conversion hardware
- Monitor data integrity throughout test execution
- Analyze results and prepare post?test documentation
- Collaborate closely with validation engineers and lab support teams
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Mechanical Engineering
- 2–7 years of relevant, hands?on hardware testing experience
- Experience working in lab environments with strict safety requirements
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience testing chargers, inverters, high?voltage systems, or complex hardware systems
- Strong understanding of test data quality standards and documentation practices
- Demonstrated ability to analyze test data and draw clear conclusions
Top Skills for Success
- Strong commitment to safety and situational awareness
- High attention to detail and strong observational skills
- Data analysis and reporting capabilities
- Clear communication with engineering and lab support teams
Team & Work Environment
- Part of a power conversion validation and test execution team responsible for identifying technical risk and supporting new product development
- Regular collaboration with engineers, lab technicians, and cross?functional partners
- Primarily lab?based work environment with some collaboration across global teams
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