Tester

How you make an impact

Electronics, testing, troubleshooting—these are key words that describe your role. Before our products go to the customer, they are tested. You will be responsible for this process. Are you experienced in electronics and eager to work in high-tech environments in the Healthcare sector? Then you might be the reinforcement we are looking for!

What we offer you

As a Tester Module Assembly, we offer you a challenging role in a dynamic and financially stable production environment. You will have the opportunity to make a significant contribution to the development and growth of Neways.

• 27 vacation days
• 13 ADV (reduction of working hours) days
• 2-shift schedule
• Pension plan
• Bicycle plan

What you bring to the team

As a Tester, you are naturally strong in analysis. You work in a customer-oriented manner and have strong problem-solving skills. Quality is a high priority for you. You easily connect with colleagues and are communicatively skilled.

In addition, we require:

• A completed HBO education in electrical engineering or mechatronics
• Willing to work in a 2-shift system with alternating early and late shifts
• Good communication and writing skills in Dutch and English
• Full-time availability

Your daily responsibilities include:

Your work begins with good preparation. You review the product documentation and are familiar with the testing procedures. You set up the test configuration and prepare the work. Next, you will actually test the assembled products using the corresponding test. Ultimately, you will program the assembled systems. You work daily with various test programs and test systems. If a test fails, you will analyze and solve the issue. This is done using mechanical drawings, (complex) electronic schematics, and order instruction lists. You will register and replace any defective parts and report back to production to improve the production process. Additionally, you will investigate customer complaints at the product level and perform a final visual check before a product is sent to the warehouse for shipment.

Your tasks also include:

• Maintaining (intensive) contact with your supervisor, test engineers, and quality engineers
• Filling out test reports and checklists, error registration, and improvement forms
• Participating in proto/pilot discussions
• Ordering items from the warehouse