Level 1 Technician
The Level 1 Test Cell Technician is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and operating engine and/or
battery test benches while ensuring safe, efficient, and accurate test execution. This role involves
preparing engines/batteries, performing basic tests, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining lab
equipment. The position requires a combination of technical knowledge, organizational skills, and the
ability to work independently or as part of a team. Candidates should be willing to learn dynamometer
operations, electronic troubleshooting, and fabrication techniques. An Associate degree and 1–3 years
of experience are preferred, but on-the-job training is possible for the right candidate.

•  Set up, maintain, and operate engine and/or battery test benches and instrumentation.
•  Prepare production and prototype engines, vehicles, and test equipment.
•  Perform basic tests, lab procedures, and troubleshooting on engines.
•  Support facility operations and resolve issues affecting test cells.
•  Conduct daily maintenance checks and ensure adherence to safety and ISO procedures.
•  Use machine tools, hand tools, welding, and fabrication for test setups.
•  Learn and utilize troubleshooting tools, such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, and signal
generators.
•  Understand and use mechanical measurement devices for temperature, pressure, and flow.
•  Learn to wire electrical systems, including instrumentation, sensors, actuators, and motors.
•  Maintain documentation, organize equipment, and practice good housekeeping.
•  Communicate effectively with supervisors and team members and attend required meetings.
•  High school diploma required; Associate degree preferred, with 1–3 years of experience.

Level 2 Technician
The Level 2 Test Cell Technician is responsible for setting up, maintaining, and operating engines and/or
battery test benches. This role includes engine/battery preparation, dynamometer cell testing, and
vehicle testing, with a focus on more complex tests than Level 1 technicians. Duties involve creating
automated tests, troubleshooting, supporting facility operations, and collaborating with customer
engineers. The position requires strong problem-solving skills, proficiency with tools and software, and a
clear understanding of internal combustion engines. Flexibility in working hours, including potential
overtime and weekends, is necessary to meet project demands.

•  Operate and maintain engine/battery test benches with associated equipment and
instrumentation.
•  Set up production and prototype engines, vehicles, and instrumentation.
•  Conduct complex testing and create automated tests using test cell software.
•  Diagnose and troubleshoot engine/battery and test cell issues.
•  Communicate effectively with customer engineers and team members.
•  Support facility operations, including addressing issues impacting test cells.
•  Perform day-to-day maintenance, organization, and housekeeping tasks.
•  Adhere to safety, ISO procedures, and company values in all activities.
•  Proficiently use tools, equipment, and software for engine testing and maintenance.
•  Capable of reading schematics, wiring systems, and using mechanical/electrical measurement
instruments.
•  High school diploma required; Associate degree preferred, with 1–3 years of experience.