Amazon Robotics (AR) Operations is seeking a talented Manufacturing Test Support Engineer to join their dynamic team. This role is part of the Robotics Manufacturing Technical Operations team, reporting to the Manager of Sustaining Test Development.
The position focuses on maintaining and improving test systems throughout the manufacturing process, requiring expertise across electrical, mechanical, software, and IT disciplines. As a Lab Engineer I, you'll be the first line of defense for high-severity issues, working to minimize downtime and optimize manufacturing test processes.
The role offers unique challenges in a fast-paced environment where you'll work with cutting-edge robotics technology. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams including engineering, production, test engineers, and external vendors to ensure the highest quality products at the lowest cost.
Key responsibilities include investigating manufacturing test issues, analyzing failed units for root cause determination, implementing continuous improvements, and maintaining test systems. You'll also develop training plans, automate processes, and support both on-site production lines and test stations at local contract manufacturers.
The ideal candidate should have a strong technical foundation with a degree in engineering or equivalent experience. Knowledge of electrical equipment, engineering drawings, and computer systems is essential. Experience with programming languages like Python, Linux systems, and SQL is highly valued.
This position offers an opportunity to work with Amazon's innovative robotics division, contributing to the efficiency and reliability of automated solutions used globally. You'll be part of a team that prioritizes rapid response and consistency, while fostering a culture of inclusion and safety.
The role is based in the Boston area and requires on-site presence to support manufacturing operations. You'll be part of the Manufacturing Test and Controls (MTAC) Product Sustaining and Support Engineering (PSSE) team, which plays a crucial role in product transition, standardization, and continuous improvement programs.