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GE Aerospace · 10 hours ago

Electronic Calibration & Inspection Specialist (1st shift)

Grand Rapids, MI

Full-time

Onsite

Entry Level

2+ years exp

GE Aerospace has a manufacturing facility in Grand Rapids focused on high-quality electronics and avionics. The Electronics Calibration & Inspection Specialist will be responsible for calibrating test equipment and ensuring product quality through rigorous inspection and validation processes.

AerospaceCommercialManufacturing

No H1B

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Perform calibration of measurement and test equipment to ensure accuracy and repeatability

Inspect and identify new equipment for calibration needs

Validate parameters that impact product quality

Maintain traceability of calibration records and sources to NIST standards

Utilize computer skills to operate within Windows-based systems and applications

Interpret technical documents such as blueprints, electronic schematic diagrams, and product manuals

Qualification

Electrical measurement techniquesCalibration of test equipmentElectrical safetyPhysical measurementsQuality techniquesUse of oscilloscopesUse of digital multimetersUse of spectrum analyzersUse of generatorsUse of ratio metersUse of power suppliesUse of electronic countersUse of automated test systemsUse of standard resistorsUse of capacitorsUse of inductorsUse of angle position indicatorsUse of synchrosUse of rate table positioning systemsAttendanceSelf-motivatedDetail-orientedGoal-driven

Required

Proficiency in electrical/electronic measurement techniques

Understanding of electrical safety (120VAC / 220VAC 60Hz, and 400Hz 3-phase systems)

Familiarity with physical measurements (e.g., temperature, torque, force)

Knowledge of basic quality techniques

Electronic Technical/Vocational School certificates or associate degrees in electronic technology from an accredited institution

OR High School Diploma/GED with two years of documented experience operating and testing electronic test equipment

Assessment: Successfully complete a written assessment

Must be able to use oscilloscopes, digital multimeters, spectrum analyzers, generators, ratio meters, power supplies, electronic counters, automated test systems, standard resistors, capacitors, and inductors, angle position indicators, synchros, and rate table positioning systems