Printing Test Technician II, Phoenix

• Ensure 100% compliance with safety procedures and SOPs during all operations.
• Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and fluid systems to diagnose and resolve issues.
• Support installation of electrical and fluid connections for printer and system setup.
• Assist with site setup and logistics, including preparing materials, operating support equipment, and ensuring readiness of test environments.
• Document operational steps, data, and test results accurately in compliance with SOPs.
• Operate and monitor ICON printers, test rigs, and related systems with minimal supervision.
• Collect and report test data, including material properties, system performance, and test outcomes.
• Support repairs, part replacements, and calibrations under the guidance of senior technicians or engineers.
• Support the setup and execution of test activities, including printer calibration, test article fabrication, reinforcement placement, and build execution.
• Communicate progress and escalate issues promptly to maintain schedule and operational efficiency.
• Use diagnostic tools such as multimeters to identify and repair faults.
• Perform intermediate-level fabrication, including cutting, fastening, and fitting reinforcement or test structures.
• Fabricate and integrate test articles, components, and assemblies using mechanical, electrical, and fluid systems.
• Assist with preventative maintenance activities to ensure printer reliability and minimize downtime.
• Maintain accurate records in ticketing and reporting systems.
• Identify opportunities for process improvement and contribute to implementation.

ICON is seeking a Printing Test Technician II to support the testing, operation, and continuous improvement of ICON’s large-scale 3D printing systems. This role is hands-on and requires strong technical skills in fabrication, troubleshooting, and system operations. Reporting to the Printing Test Technician Lead, Phoenix, the Technician II will operate printers and test rigs, fabricate test articles, support data collection and reporting, and contribute to process and system improvements.

• Understanding of hydraulic systems and preventative maintenance practices.
• Associate’s degree or relevant technical certification preferred.
• Comfort working in dynamic, field-based, and hands-on testing environments.
• Comfortable working in various outdoor environments, including extreme temperatures (above 100°F or below freezing), sun, rain, mud, and areas with limited infrastructure (e.g., lack of electricity).
• 1–3 years of hands-on experience in fabrication, manufacturing, robotics, or a related technical field.
• Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams.
• Experience operating large-scale machinery, test systems, or automation equipment.
• Ability to work in Austin, TX, and surrounding areas (up to 50 miles).
• Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds safely and regularly.
• High school diploma required.
• Ability to follow SOPs and escalate technical issues effectively.
• Demonstrated ability to operate and troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, and fluid systems.
• Familiarity with PLCs, VFDs, or industrial controls.
• Basic knowledge of ticketing or reporting systems (Procore, Jira, or equivalent).
• Proficiency in basic diagnostic tools (multimeter, schematics, calibration tools).
• Strong organizational and documentation skills.
• Comfortable standing and moving on your feet for the majority of the workday as well as climbing ladders and carrying material buckets.
• Advanced fabrication and assembly skills (mechanical and/or electrical).
• Willingness to travel outside of Austin, TX, for multiple weeks at a time.

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WORKING CONDITIONS

• Flexible availability to work nights and weekends as needed.