Position Summary:
The Manufacturing Test Engineer I will provide hands-on electrical engineering support for Mevion’s manufacturing operation, focused on proton therapy systems. This entry-level position involves assisting with the development and maintenance of production test setups, improving test documentation, investigating failures, and supporting continuous quality and process improvements across internal and supplier environments.
Essential Functions:
- Assist in the development, assembly, and validation of test platforms for production and supplier components.
- Support the creation and continuous improvement of test work instructions, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and related documentation.
- Conduct hands-on testing and troubleshooting of electrical and mechanical components and subsystems.
- Analyze nonconforming parts, perform root cause investigations, and support implementation of corrective and preventive actions.
- Collaborate with the Quality and Supply Chain teams to help resolve incoming part issues and improve supplier test processes.
- Maintain and improve test fixture setups, ensuring repeatability and reliability of test procedures.
- Participate in initiatives to reduce test cycle time, increase yield, and improve product reliability.
- Ensure compliance with ESD-safe practices and maintain a clean and organized test environment.
- Assist in the design and documentation of new test tools and jigs as needed to support production goals.
- Occasional travel (<10%) to suppliers or Mevion sites may be required.
- Perform additional related duties as assigned.
Education, Training, and Experience:
- Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, Robotics Engineering, or equivalent. Advanced degree is a plus.
- 0-2 years related experience as a Test Engineer or equivalent.
Qualifications Considered Valuable:
- Demonstrated hands-on skills and comfort working in a lab or production test setting.
- Ability to read and interpret electrical and mechanical schematics and assembly drawings.
- Familiarity with standard test tools (multimeter, oscilloscope, etc.) and basic electronics troubleshooting techniques.
- Clear written and verbal communication skills.
- Detail-oriented and adaptable, with a team-focused mindset.
Physical and Environmental Considerations:
- Must be able to stand or sit for extended periods in a lab or factory setting.
- Must be able to lift and handle test equipment and assemblies.
- Ability to walk safely in manufacturing environments.
- Due to electromagnetic fields, persons with pacemakers may not be eligible.
