Do you have a background in production, mechatronics or electronic engineering? Or maybe you have previous electronics manufacturing experience? If so, read on to find out about this unique opportunity with ADInstruments. The Business At ADI we are making science easier. We're a leader in our field and have the team to make it happen.

We are passionate about science and technology and creating the best solutions for our customers. We provide innovative solutions to facilitate education and research for organizations operating within the life science sphere. An exciting opportunity has now arisen for a Production Support Engineer to join our team in Auckland CBD.

Your Role In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for supporting our production team with the manufacture of telemetry products that are used by scientific researchers across the globe. You will be responsible for electronic troubleshooting, testing and ensuring our products comply with specifications and meet our high quality standards. You will assist our production team with assembly, diagnosing manufacturing issues, tooling, and repairing when required.

What's in it for you Working at ADI you will have the opportunity to work with driven, passionate and future focused colleagues and customers, working with interesting products. You will be part of a company that prides itself on global collaboration and its inclusive employee culture. We are committed to a work environment built on trust and collaboration where you can be your authentic self and make meaningful contributions to your team and the Company.

Skills and Experience You are process-oriented and have 5 years of experience in a production/manufacturing environment, along with the following: A Mechatronics, Electrical Engineering or Electronics qualification is preferred A good understanding of structured projects and production methodologies Ability to work well in a group, sharing ideas and problem-solving Strong problem solving, organization and presentation skills Applications close 16 February 2024. Shortlisting will commence immediately..