Electrical Test Technician

Sterling Engineering

The Role

Overview

Test and troubleshoot medium/low-voltage power equipment on the manufacturing floor.

Key Responsibilities

  • test documentation
  • issue resolution
  • electrical testing
  • safety protocols
  • schematic reading

Tasks

-Document test data using standard software (Excel, Word, Modbus Poll, etc.) -Collaborate with engineering and production to resolve test issues -Perform electrical testing using multimeters, hi-pot testers, and other tools -Maintain a clean, safe test area and follow electrical safety protocols (NFPA 70E, NEC) -Read and interpret electrical schematics, blueprints, and wiring diagrams

Requirements

  • power distribution
  • schematics
  • test experience
  • data center
  • hand tools
  • technical degree

What You Bring

-Familiarity with 3-phase, AC/DC systems, and power distribution concepts -Willingness to work overtime/weekends as needed -Strong ability to read schematics and follow test procedures -Experience testing electrical equipment in a manufacturing or military setting -Experience with data center or mission-critical power equipment -Comfortable using hand tools and test equipment -Technical degree or military training in electronics/electrical systems

Benefits

Direct Hire – Start ASAP Starting Salary: $28-$32.50/hr (OT Pay and Quarterly Bonuses Available) -2nd Shift (3:00pm–11:30pm) (Shift Differential approx. + $3/hour)

The Company

About Sterling Engineering

-Founded in 1969 in Westchester, Illinois, the firm has evolved from a local recruiter to a national engineering and IT staffing company. -They combine engineering consulting and project services with a strong technical recruitment arm. -They deliver managed engineering teams and custom IT solutions for IoT, security, QA automation, and more. -They specialize in serving verticals like energy, utilities, life sciences, food & beverage, and manufacturing.

Sector Specialisms

Agriculture

Construction

Locomotive

Mining

Off-road Vehicle

Automation & Robotics

Utilities

Renewable Energy

Food & Beverage

Life Sciences

Manufacturing/R&D

Technology

Architectural

Civil

Environmental

Buildings

HVAC

Plumbing

Lighting

Energy

Fire Protection

Acoustics

Roads

Bridges

Railways

Pipelines