The Sustaining Production and Service Electrical Engineer serves as a key technical liaison between Engineering Manufacturing Service Vendors and Customers supporting released products throughout their lifecycle. This role focuses on enabling production and service teams through training documentation and hands-on technical support while ensuring clear communication and alignment across internal teams and external partners. The engineer works closely with design engineers technicians contract manufacturers and suppliers to support production resolve technical issues and implement continuous product improvements. Responsibilities also include supporting customer inquiries and training driving corrective actions based on field and production feedback and ensuring changes are properly documented and released. Travel to manufacturing sites and customer locations of up to 40% may be required.
Technical Expertise:
- Acts as a technical bridge between engineering manufacturing service vendors and customers ensuring alignment and timely resolution of issues.
- Hands-on troubleshooting of analog digital and power electronics systems in production service and field environments.
- Supports manufacturing and service teams by diagnosing test failures yield issues and field-reported problems.
- Performs failure analysis and root-cause investigation down to the component level using structured methodologies (e.g. 5-Why 8D).
- Implements and tracks corrective and preventive actions including hardware process and documentation improvements.
- Supports Engineering Change Orders (ECOs/ECNs) including schematic updates BOM changes and component obsolescence resolution in collaboration with the engineering team.
- Responds to and manages Engineering Field Requests (EFRs) originating from service teams and customers.
- Develops and maintains troubleshooting guides work instructions and service procedures.
- Trains manufacturing operators service technicians and customers on products processes and corrective actions.
- Interfaces with contract manufacturers (CMs) suppliers and vendors to support production issues component changes and quality improvements.
- Supports the New Product Introduction (NPI) process by assisting with production ramp end-of-line test readiness end-of-line testing and service documentation.
- Familiarity with wireless communication technologies such as Wi-Fi and cellular is desired but not required.
- Experience with battery chargers for Material Handling Equipment (MHE) or GSE (Ground Support Equipment) is preferred but not required.
Tools & Proficiency:
- Test & Measurement Equipment: Proficient in the use of oscilloscopes digital multimeters power supplies electronic loads function generators logic analyzers and related laboratory equipment for debugging and validation.
- Design Interpretation: Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics PCB layouts wiring diagrams and mechanical drawings and to correlate documentation with physical hardware.
- Manufacturing & Lifecycle Systems: Familiarity with product lifecycle collaboration tools such as PLM and ERP systems (Arena SAP or similar) including BOMs revisions and change tracking.
- Issue Tracking & Documentation: Experience using issue tracking and collaboration tools (e.g. Jira or similar) to manage issues actions and cross-functional communication (Confluence Notion or similar).
- Firmware Interaction: Working familiarity with embedded systems sufficient to program boards load firmware perform basic configuration and interface effectively with firmware engineers for troubleshooting and validation (firmware development not required).
- Communications & Interfaces: Working familiarity with common wired communication interfaces and protocols such as CAN RS-485/RS-422 UART/serial SPI I²C and USB as well as wireless technologies including Wi-Fi and cellular sufficient to support diagnostics manufacturing test service troubleshooting and coordination with firmware teams.
Skills:
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Works effectively with engineers technicians manufacturing service quality vendors and customers.
- Communicates technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Execution & Ownership
- Manages multiple issues in parallel while maintaining clear prioritization.
- Takes ownership of issues from discovery through resolution and closure.
Professional Competencies
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Detail-oriented methodical and disciplined approach to troubleshooting and documentation.
Comfortable working independently within established processes and engineering guidance.
Education/ Training:
- Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering Electronics Engineering or a related field.
Experience:
- Approximately 2 years of relevant experience in sustaining engineering production support test engineering or product support roles.
- Experience supporting electronics in a manufacturing or service environment.
- Exposure to ECOs failure analysis and cross-functional engineering processes.
$90k-$110k
Required Experience:
IC
Details:The Sustaining Production and Service Electrical Engineer serves as a key technical liaison between Engineering Manufacturing Service Vendors and Customers supporting released products throughout their lifecycle. This role focuses on enabling production and service teams through training doc...
The Sustaining Production and Service Electrical Engineer serves as a key technical liaison between Engineering Manufacturing Service Vendors and Customers supporting released products throughout their lifecycle. This role focuses on enabling production and service teams through training documentation and hands-on technical support while ensuring clear communication and alignment across internal teams and external partners. The engineer works closely with design engineers technicians contract manufacturers and suppliers to support production resolve technical issues and implement continuous product improvements. Responsibilities also include supporting customer inquiries and training driving corrective actions based on field and production feedback and ensuring changes are properly documented and released. Travel to manufacturing sites and customer locations of up to 40% may be required.
Technical Expertise:
- Acts as a technical bridge between engineering manufacturing service vendors and customers ensuring alignment and timely resolution of issues.
- Hands-on troubleshooting of analog digital and power electronics systems in production service and field environments.
- Supports manufacturing and service teams by diagnosing test failures yield issues and field-reported problems.
- Performs failure analysis and root-cause investigation down to the component level using structured methodologies (e.g. 5-Why 8D).
- Implements and tracks corrective and preventive actions including hardware process and documentation improvements.
- Supports Engineering Change Orders (ECOs/ECNs) including schematic updates BOM changes and component obsolescence resolution in collaboration with the engineering team.
- Responds to and manages Engineering Field Requests (EFRs) originating from service teams and customers.
- Develops and maintains troubleshooting guides work instructions and service procedures.
- Trains manufacturing operators service technicians and customers on products processes and corrective actions.
- Interfaces with contract manufacturers (CMs) suppliers and vendors to support production issues component changes and quality improvements.
- Supports the New Product Introduction (NPI) process by assisting with production ramp end-of-line test readiness end-of-line testing and service documentation.
- Familiarity with wireless communication technologies such as Wi-Fi and cellular is desired but not required.
- Experience with battery chargers for Material Handling Equipment (MHE) or GSE (Ground Support Equipment) is preferred but not required.
Tools & Proficiency:
- Test & Measurement Equipment: Proficient in the use of oscilloscopes digital multimeters power supplies electronic loads function generators logic analyzers and related laboratory equipment for debugging and validation.
- Design Interpretation: Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics PCB layouts wiring diagrams and mechanical drawings and to correlate documentation with physical hardware.
- Manufacturing & Lifecycle Systems: Familiarity with product lifecycle collaboration tools such as PLM and ERP systems (Arena SAP or similar) including BOMs revisions and change tracking.
- Issue Tracking & Documentation: Experience using issue tracking and collaboration tools (e.g. Jira or similar) to manage issues actions and cross-functional communication (Confluence Notion or similar).
- Firmware Interaction: Working familiarity with embedded systems sufficient to program boards load firmware perform basic configuration and interface effectively with firmware engineers for troubleshooting and validation (firmware development not required).
- Communications & Interfaces: Working familiarity with common wired communication interfaces and protocols such as CAN RS-485/RS-422 UART/serial SPI I²C and USB as well as wireless technologies including Wi-Fi and cellular sufficient to support diagnostics manufacturing test service troubleshooting and coordination with firmware teams.
Skills:
Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Works effectively with engineers technicians manufacturing service quality vendors and customers.
- Communicates technical issues clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Execution & Ownership
- Manages multiple issues in parallel while maintaining clear prioritization.
- Takes ownership of issues from discovery through resolution and closure.
Professional Competencies
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Detail-oriented methodical and disciplined approach to troubleshooting and documentation.
Comfortable working independently within established processes and engineering guidance.
Education/ Training:
- Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering Electronics Engineering or a related field.
Experience:
- Approximately 2 years of relevant experience in sustaining engineering production support test engineering or product support roles.
- Experience supporting electronics in a manufacturing or service environment.
- Exposure to ECOs failure analysis and cross-functional engineering processes.
$90k-$110k
Required Experience:
IC
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