Test Operator (Second Shift)

About the Role

As a Test Operator at Rocket EMS, you will be responsible for performing in-circuit, functional, and system-level testing of PCB assemblies to ensure products meet customer and quality requirements. You’ll operate a variety of test equipment, follow established procedures, and work closely with engineers and technicians to identify and resolve issues. This role requires attention to detail, technical aptitude, and a strong commitment to quality in a fast-paced production environment.

Responsibilities

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  Review traveler documents, MPIs, ECOs, and customer requirements prior to test.

  
  


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  Operate ICT, functional testers, boundary scan systems, and other automated/manual test equipment.

  
  


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  Perform electrical and functional verification of PCB assemblies according to established procedures.

  
  


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  Accurately record test results, log failures, and maintain test documentation.

  
  


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  Identify, classify, and isolate failures; escalate issues to technicians or engineers for debug.

  
  


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  Ensure all test equipment is set up, calibrated, and functioning properly before use.

  
  


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  Follow ESD, MSD, and safety protocols during all handling and test operations.

  
  


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  Communicate daily pass-downs to leads, supervisors, and engineers.

  
  


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  Support NPIs and engineering builds by running test programs and providing feedback.

  
  


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  Participate in continuous improvement initiatives related to test yield, throughput, and reliability.

  
  

Qualifications

Education

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  High school diploma or equivalent (required).

  
  


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  Technical coursework in electronics or related field preferred.

  
  

Experience

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  1–2 years of experience in electronics manufacturing or test operations.

  
  


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  Familiarity with ICT, functional test, or system-level test equipment a plus.

  
  

Skills

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  Basic knowledge of electronics and PCB assemblies.

  
  


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  Ability to read and follow written test procedures and travelers.

  
  


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  Competent in using multimeters, oscilloscopes, or other basic test instruments.

  
  


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  Basic computer skills (Excel, Word, Outlook) for data entry and reporting.

  
  


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  Good communication skills and ability to work with technicians and engineers.

  
  


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  Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.

  
  

Benefits

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  401(k) with company match

  
  


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  Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance

  
  


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  Paid time off

  
  


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  Career growth opportunities in advanced electronics manufacturing

  
  

Schedule

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  8-hour shift, Monday–Friday

  
  


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  Overtime and weekends as needed