Production Technologist
ABOUT US:
Quester Tangent has had the privilege of being at the forefront of the train technology industry for over
30 years. Based on Canada’s beautiful Pacific Coast, our talented team takes pride in helping to make
smarter and more connected trains through every stage of the lifecycle - from design to ongoing support.
Our leading-edge solutions help enhance public transit systems across North America, making travel safer,
more efficient, and comfortable for everyone.
When you join Quester Tangent you will be joining a closely-knit team that is passionate about the work
we do and the positive impact it has on transit systems. Working on large, multi-year projects allows you
to see the long-term difference you are making. If you would love to contribute to meaningful change in
the world’s transit networks, Quester Tangent would love for you to join our team.
THE ROLE:
The Production Technologist is responsible for the testing and inspection of electronic assemblies and
components. This includes ability to test, troubleshoot, repair, and perform failure analysis of electronics,
electrical components, cables, wiring harnesses, mechanical products, and software products. Other tasks
include performing quality checks to ongoing builds. Work is performed under the general direction of
the Production Supervisor and is reviewed daily. Strong attention to detail and consistently high-quality
workmanship are required.
COMPENSATION:
The hourly wage range for this role is $26.00 to $29.00 per hour, though actual compensation may vary
based on factors such as experience and qualifications.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Test electronic systems, sub-assemblies, finished product circuit boards, and cable harness
assemblies using standard production documentation, including routine test procedures,
schematics, and component descriptions.
- Troubleshoot and rework in-process failed products and take corrective actions to prevent
product nonconformity, thereby improving products and processes.
- Install production software and firmware into completed electronic assemblies.
- Conduct routine testing of completed electronic assemblies and sub-assemblies.
- Ensure quality processes are followed.
- Ensure timely closure of jobs according to the production schedule and budget.
- Optimize processes to increase efficiencies.
- Complete quality inspections against existing standards.
- Exercise care and prescribed precautions in the handling and storage of materials and products,
and prepare adequate records for quality.
- Control further processing or delivery of nonconforming product until the deficiency or
unsatisfactory condition has been corrected.
