Job Summary
The Hardware Lab Technician is responsible for the day-to-day operation, maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of electro-mechanical laboratory equipment. The role HW Technician who can perform HW testing and do Electrical and Mechanical assembly with Lab management skills
Diploma or Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Electronics, Electro-Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent technical qualification.
7+ years of hands-on experience in a laboratory, manufacturing, testing, or industrial technical environment.
Key Responsibilities
The role will primarily support Lab testing, cable-harness and connection troubleshooting, basic analysis, and electro-mechanical assembly activities.
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Operate, set up, and maintain electro-mechanical systems such as motors, actuators, fixtures, test rigs, pneumatic and hydraulic systems.
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Support engineers during electrical and mechanical assembly, testing, debugging, and validation activities.
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Perform basic electrical testing and diagnostics on electro-mechanical assemblies using standard lab instruments (multimeters, gauges, metrology tools, etc.).
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Read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, mechanical drawings, and work instructions.
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Perform preventive maintenance and first-level troubleshooting to minimize equipment downtime.
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Maintain accurate equipment logs, service records, maintenance history, and calibration schedules.
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Ensure proper handling, storage, labeling, and disposal of chemicals, consumables, and materials in compliance with EHS guidelines.
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Ensure lab housekeeping, tool organization, and 5S practices are consistently followed.
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Support audits (internal/external) by maintaining documentation related to equipment, safety, and calibration.
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Coordinate with external vendors for equipment servicing, calibration, and spare parts as required.
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Adhere strictly to laboratory safety protocols, PPE requirements, and standard operating procedures.
Skill Requirements
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Experience with board bring up, Board/sub-system DVT, Mechanical assembly including pneumatic and hydraulic connections, fittings, and basic troubleshooting.
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Hands-on experience with electrical wiring, soldering, crimping, panel wiring, drilling, cutting, and mechanical assembly.
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Proficiency in using laboratory and test instruments such as multimeters, pressure gauges, torque tools, and basic metrology equipment.
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Understanding of preventive maintenance, calibration concepts, and equipment care.
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Awareness of EHS standards, electrical safety practices, and safe lab operations.
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Basic computer skills for documentation, logging data, and report updates (MS Excel, email).