Preparing samples and executing defined test procedures

Documenting all tests, including reporting deviations and recording test conditions

Evaluating test results based on defined pass/fail criteria

Training new colleagues according to their competencies and responsibilities

Documenting internal trainings and maintaining training records

Creating basic assembly, setup, and work instructions and test descriptions

Reporting test results to the responsible test engineer, as well as organizational issues or abnormal situations to the superior

Identifying, blocking, and reporting unsafe equipment or unsafe behavior

Proposing process improvements 

Adhering to all rules and standards (documentation, 5S, safety, logistics, etc.)

Coordinating, programming, and supporting maintenance of resources and devices (CT, MT)

Performing tests at customer sites or external service providers when required

Supporting the hardware electrical test lab by building test boards/assembling components on PCBs

Supporting special hardware assembly requests, such as assembling PCB components or soldering cables on prototyping boards

Technical degree in electronics, mechanics (BAC Technique) and some years of experience in a technical position

Good  mechanical and/or electrical skills are supported by practical, hands‑on experience

Basic electronics knowledge, including circuit interpretation, soldering skills, and a hardware‑focused mindset

Understanding of international automotive testing standards is considered an advantage

Good skills in:

• Measurement techniques

• Data collection and evaluation

• Tool usage 

• Excel and analyzing data

• Hardware‑focused mindset

Basic knowledge in:

• SAP

• MS Office

• Matlab or Python would be an asset

Strong problem-solving and communication skills

Ability to work independently and with a high level of accuracy

A pro-active attitude

Fluency in English (spoken and written), German or French is considered an asset