Details: Mechanical Test Engineer II - Powertrain Validation - DIRECT HIRE2-6 Years of Relevant Work ExperienceBS in Engineering and/or PE LicensePAY RATE: $60-70K/YEARVolt has a Direct Hire position available in Mt. Vernon, WA for a Mechanical Test Engineer II.Position Description:Specifically, Our Client is seeking someone to develop test plans and conduct tests to validate Powertrain components, as well as meet Design and Performance requirements when installed in trucks.Essential Duties and Responsibilities:The Mechanical Test Engineer II:Plans, coordinates and conducts projects of moderate scope with minimal supervision.Analyzes project requests, discusses project requirements with Requestors, and formulates preliminary project plans, budgets and schedules.Designs fixtures and specifies instrumentation, equipment, vehicles, loading configurations, and data processing techniques.Participates in set-up of tests, verifies that test equipment and instrumentation equipment meet specified requirements, and performs preliminary data checks.Assembles resources required for testing; works to resolve resource conflicts.Participates in Data Collection and Analysis.Writes reports, as appropriate, incorporating results, conclusions and recommendations.Undertakes tasks on projects of significant scope; may undertake larger projects with appropriate supervision.Develops and improves test methodologies.May present results of test(s) or investigative projects to divisions or management personnel.Fosters good communication.Establishes and maintains cooperative and productive work relations with all other departments.Informs Managers, peers and division personnel of work progress, support, problems, scheduling conflicts, and/or opportunities of which they should be aware.This is a Direct Hire position in Mt. Vernon, WA, through Volt Engineering Services, headquartered in Seattle, WA. We are among the largest staffing companies in the US for contingent/temporary and direct hire placements, and support most of the top-rated companies in the Pacific Northwest.
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