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Injection Molding Process Technician- 1st Shift (ATLANTA)

Job Description Are you a injection molding professional? Our Atlanta, GA plant is looking for an experienced Injection Molding Process Technician! No sponsorship and No relocation assistance available. How will you make an impact? An Injection Molding Process Technician is responsible for setting up, monitoring, and troubleshooting plastic injection-molding machines. Their specialized knowledge includes materials, specific tools, and equipment. Key tasks involve dealing with inconsistent material, faulty equipment, human error, and preventing defects. 1st shift 5a-530p with rotating days Competitive Pay and Benefits including Quarterly bonuses and annual increases! What will you do? Performs inspection and review tasks to keep the process functioning at better than 95% yield. Answers equipment alarms and documents changes as required. Accomplishes repair of process/equipment as needed and directed by the daily priorities. Maintains process efficiency by keeping all logs and information needed for production reporting current. Performs daily mold cleanings as instructed in the Process Binders. Performs shutdown and close-out activities. Submits close-out/re-start data to Quality. Works with Production Control to maintain the RTC calendar. Executes all RTC events utilizing the RTC Checklist. Perform Automation process/maintenance work as needed. Enhances team efficiency by training and directing the training of less experienced personnel as designated by the Molding Team Leader. Improves working conditions by providing supervision of the workplace environment with particular emphasis on safety. Eliminates downtime by writing and processing work orders for/on damaged equipment requiring repair. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. How will you get here? Education High school diploma or equivalent education Injection molding certifications such as AIM, Routsis training, or RJG are nice but not required. Experience Experience operating and troubleshooting Plastic Injection Molding Press machines is required. Demonstrated knowledge of injection molding machines, the injection molding process, and materials used is required. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Troubleshooting abilities. Attention to detail with the ability to problem solve and take initiative. Mechanical aptitude. Ability to operate a personal computer including using a Windows-based operating system and related software. Ability to learn Jabil systems and processes. What can Jabil offer you? Along with growth, stability, and the opportunity to be challenged, Jabil offers a competitive benefits package that includes: Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with HRA and HSA options 401K Match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities Profit sharing Apply Today!

  • Atlanta, GA

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Molding Process Engineer (ATLANTA)

Job Description Are you a injection molding professional? Our Atlanta, GA plant is looking for an experienced Injection Molding Process Technician! No sponsorship and No relocation assistance available. How will you make an impact? An Injection Molding Process Technician is responsible for setting up, monitoring, and troubleshooting plastic injection-molding machines. Their specialized knowledge includes materials, specific tools, and equipment. Key tasks involve dealing with inconsistent material, faulty equipment, human error, and preventing defects. 1st shift 5a-530p with rotating days Competitive Pay and Benefits including Quarterly bonuses and annual increases! What will you do? Performs inspection and review tasks to keep the process functioning at better than 95% yield. Answers equipment alarms and documents changes as required. Accomplishes repair of process/equipment as needed and directed by the daily priorities. Maintains process efficiency by keeping all logs and information needed for production reporting current. Performs daily mold cleanings as instructed in the Process Binders. Performs shutdown and close-out activities. Submits close-out/re-start data to Quality. Works with Production Control to maintain the RTC calendar. Executes all RTC events utilizing the RTC Checklist. Perform Automation process/maintenance work as needed. Enhances team efficiency by training and directing the training of less experienced personnel as designated by the Molding Team Leader. Improves working conditions by providing supervision of the workplace environment with particular emphasis on safety. Eliminates downtime by writing and processing work orders for/on damaged equipment requiring repair. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. How will you get here? Education High school diploma or equivalent education Injection molding certifications such as AIM, Routsis training, or RJG are nice but not required. Experience Experience operating and troubleshooting Plastic Injection Molding Press machines is required. Demonstrated knowledge of injection molding machines, the injection molding process, and materials used is required. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Troubleshooting abilities. Attention to detail with the ability to problem solve and take initiative. Mechanical aptitude. Ability to operate a personal computer including using a Windows-based operating system and related software. Ability to learn Jabil systems and processes. What can Jabil offer you? Along with growth, stability, and the opportunity to be challenged, Jabil offers a competitive benefits package that includes: Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with HRA and HSA options 401K Match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities Profit sharing Apply Today!

  • Atlanta, GA

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Injection Molding Process Technician- 1st Shift - Quarterly bonuses and annual pay increases (ATLANTA)

Job Description Are you a injection molding professional? Our Atlanta, GA plant is looking for an experienced Injection Molding Process Technician! No sponsorship and No relocation assistance available. How will you make an impact? An Injection Molding Process Technician is responsible for setting up, monitoring, and troubleshooting plastic injection-molding machines. Their specialized knowledge includes materials, specific tools, and equipment. Key tasks involve dealing with inconsistent material, faulty equipment, human error, and preventing defects. 1st shift 5a-530p with rotating days Competitive Pay and Benefits including Quarterly bonuses and annual increases! What will you do? Performs inspection and review tasks to keep the process functioning at better than 95% yield. Answers equipment alarms and documents changes as required. Accomplishes repair of process/equipment as needed and directed by the daily priorities. Maintains process efficiency by keeping all logs and information needed for production reporting current. Performs daily mold cleanings as instructed in the Process Binders. Performs shutdown and close-out activities. Submits close-out/re-start data to Quality. Works with Production Control to maintain the RTC calendar. Executes all RTC events utilizing the RTC Checklist. Perform Automation process/maintenance work as needed. Enhances team efficiency by training and directing the training of less experienced personnel as designated by the Molding Team Leader. Improves working conditions by providing supervision of the workplace environment with particular emphasis on safety. Eliminates downtime by writing and processing work orders for/on damaged equipment requiring repair. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. How will you get here? Education High school diploma or equivalent education Injection molding certifications such as AIM, Routsis training, or RJG are nice but not required. Experience Experience operating and troubleshooting Plastic Injection Molding Press machines is required. Demonstrated knowledge of injection molding machines, the injection molding process, and materials used is required. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Troubleshooting abilities. Attention to detail with the ability to problem solve and take initiative. Mechanical aptitude. Ability to operate a personal computer including using a Windows-based operating system and related software. Ability to learn Jabil systems and processes. What can Jabil offer you? Along with growth, stability, and the opportunity to be challenged, Jabil offers a competitive benefits package that includes: Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with HRA and HSA options 401K Match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities Profit sharing Apply Today!

  • Atlanta, GA

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Plastics Manufacturing Specialist (ATLANTA)

Job Description Are you a injection molding professional? Our Atlanta, GA plant is looking for an experienced Injection Molding Process Technician! No sponsorship and No relocation assistance available. How will you make an impact? An Injection Molding Process Technician is responsible for setting up, monitoring, and troubleshooting plastic injection-molding machines. Their specialized knowledge includes materials, specific tools, and equipment. Key tasks involve dealing with inconsistent material, faulty equipment, human error, and preventing defects. 1st shift 5a-530p with rotating days Competitive Pay and Benefits including Quarterly bonuses and annual increases! What will you do? Performs inspection and review tasks to keep the process functioning at better than 95% yield. Answers equipment alarms and documents changes as required. Accomplishes repair of process/equipment as needed and directed by the daily priorities. Maintains process efficiency by keeping all logs and information needed for production reporting current. Performs daily mold cleanings as instructed in the Process Binders. Performs shutdown and close-out activities. Submits close-out/re-start data to Quality. Works with Production Control to maintain the RTC calendar. Executes all RTC events utilizing the RTC Checklist. Perform Automation process/maintenance work as needed. Enhances team efficiency by training and directing the training of less experienced personnel as designated by the Molding Team Leader. Improves working conditions by providing supervision of the workplace environment with particular emphasis on safety. Eliminates downtime by writing and processing work orders for/on damaged equipment requiring repair. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. How will you get here? Education High school diploma or equivalent education Injection molding certifications such as AIM, Routsis training, or RJG are nice but not required. Experience Experience operating and troubleshooting Plastic Injection Molding Press machines is required. Demonstrated knowledge of injection molding machines, the injection molding process, and materials used is required. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Troubleshooting abilities. Attention to detail with the ability to problem solve and take initiative. Mechanical aptitude. Ability to operate a personal computer including using a Windows-based operating system and related software. Ability to learn Jabil systems and processes. What can Jabil offer you? Along with growth, stability, and the opportunity to be challenged, Jabil offers a competitive benefits package that includes: Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with HRA and HSA options 401K Match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities Profit sharing Apply Today!

  • Atlanta, GA

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Server Validation Engineering Technician (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Test Engineering Technician plays a critical hands-on role in supporting the final stages of server rack integration and functional validation. Works closely with Test Engineers, Operations, and Debug teams to configure, execute, and troubleshoot test processes to ensure product reliability and validation post-assembly. The role is deeply technical and requires expertise across hardware diagnostics, Linux-based systems, networking infrastructure (routers, switches, fiber optics, etc.), and scripting languages such as Python and JavaScript. Technicians will actively contribute to assembly, integration, and validation of cutting-edge server platforms, leveraging their knowledge to resolve complex failures, configure networking hardware, optimize test processes, and increase first pass yield and throughput. This role provides high visibility across cross-functional teams and is foundational for those seeking to advance within Jabils Test Engineering organization. Test Engineering Technicians are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineering Technicians are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS : Associates degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related technical discipline. A combination of equivalent relevant work experience and training may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Minimum 12-months experience as a Diagnostic Technician with Jabil (strongly preferred). Proficient in Linux (CLI, SSH, log files) with demonstrated experience in running and modifying test scripts. Hands-on experience with Python and JavaScript in the context of hardware validation, test automation, and log analysis. Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (VLANs, IP addressing, port validation) and configuring managed switches; familiarity with fiber optics, transceivers, WAN/LAN, and network troubleshooting. Strong technical knowledge of hardware infrastructure and related components (CPU, GPU, DIMM, NIC, BMC, PCIe). Skilled in diagnostic testing protocols, failure analysis techniques, and working within a highly ambiguous and multi-cultural manufacturing environments. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES : Execute test processes and troubleshoot system-level and component-level failures for server rack platforms in a manufacturing environment. Configure and maintain networking switches (VLANs, static IP assignments, port validation) critical to test infrastructure functionality. Perform diagnostics using Linux CLI tools and interpret log files to isolate hardware or software faults. Run, interpret, and modify Python and JavaScript-based automation scripts for hardware validation and reporting as needed. Diagnose system-level failures including POST/BIOS issues, BMC health status, PCIe link integrity, and hardware enumeration failures. Support functional burn-in testing, thermal and stress testing, and environmental qualification processes. Build, maintain, and troubleshoot test fixtures, testers, and related hardware systems. Perform root cause analysis on recurring failures, escalating complex issues to Test Engineering as needed. Document detailed failure analysis and contribute to corrective action recommendations and continuous improvement efforts. Assist with preventative maintenance programs for testing infrastructure, ensuring calibration and reliability. Provide training and technical guidance to junior technicians and cross-functional partners. Adherence to all safety and health rules and regulations associated with this position and as directed by supervisor. Compliance with all procedures within the company security policy. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. The employee is frequently required to walk, and to lift and carry PCs and test equipment weighing up to 50 lbs. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and use of computer monitor screens a great deal of time. WORK ENVIRONMENT The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Individuals primary workstation is located in an office setting, with some time spent each day on the manufacturing floor. The noise level in this environment ranges from low to moderate. Required PPE for the manufacturing area includes composite toed shoes, hearing protection, protective eyewear, and an ESD vest. The manufacturing floor is modernized, climate-controlled, and well-lit. COMPANY BENEFITS Relocation assistance for new-hires who currently live outside a 50-mile radius to Florence, KY Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with PPO, HRA, and HSA options 401K match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Infertility Treatment Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

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Manufacturing Test Engineering Technician (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Test Engineering Technician plays a critical hands-on role in supporting the final stages of server rack integration and functional validation. Works closely with Test Engineers, Operations, and Debug teams to configure, execute, and troubleshoot test processes to ensure product reliability and validation post-assembly. The role is deeply technical and requires expertise across hardware diagnostics, Linux-based systems, networking infrastructure (routers, switches, fiber optics, etc.), and scripting languages such as Python and JavaScript. Technicians will actively contribute to assembly, integration, and validation of cutting-edge server platforms, leveraging their knowledge to resolve complex failures, configure networking hardware, optimize test processes, and increase first pass yield and throughput. This role provides high visibility across cross-functional teams and is foundational for those seeking to advance within Jabils Test Engineering organization. Test Engineering Technicians are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineering Technicians are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS : Associates degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related technical discipline. A combination of equivalent relevant work experience and training may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Minimum 12-months experience as a Diagnostic Technician with Jabil (strongly preferred). Proficient in Linux (CLI, SSH, log files) with demonstrated experience in running and modifying test scripts. Hands-on experience with Python and JavaScript in the context of hardware validation, test automation, and log analysis. Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (VLANs, IP addressing, port validation) and configuring managed switches; familiarity with fiber optics, transceivers, WAN/LAN, and network troubleshooting. Strong technical knowledge of hardware infrastructure and related components (CPU, GPU, DIMM, NIC, BMC, PCIe). Skilled in diagnostic testing protocols, failure analysis techniques, and working within a highly ambiguous and multi-cultural manufacturing environments. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES : Execute test processes and troubleshoot system-level and component-level failures for server rack platforms in a manufacturing environment. Configure and maintain networking switches (VLANs, static IP assignments, port validation) critical to test infrastructure functionality. Perform diagnostics using Linux CLI tools and interpret log files to isolate hardware or software faults. Run, interpret, and modify Python and JavaScript-based automation scripts for hardware validation and reporting as needed. Diagnose system-level failures including POST/BIOS issues, BMC health status, PCIe link integrity, and hardware enumeration failures. Support functional burn-in testing, thermal and stress testing, and environmental qualification processes. Build, maintain, and troubleshoot test fixtures, testers, and related hardware systems. Perform root cause analysis on recurring failures, escalating complex issues to Test Engineering as needed. Document detailed failure analysis and contribute to corrective action recommendations and continuous improvement efforts. Assist with preventative maintenance programs for testing infrastructure, ensuring calibration and reliability. Provide training and technical guidance to junior technicians and cross-functional partners. Adherence to all safety and health rules and regulations associated with this position and as directed by supervisor. Compliance with all procedures within the company security policy. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. The employee is frequently required to walk, and to lift and carry PCs and test equipment weighing up to 50 lbs. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and use of computer monitor screens a great deal of time. WORK ENVIRONMENT The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Individuals primary workstation is located in an office setting, with some time spent each day on the manufacturing floor. The noise level in this environment ranges from low to moderate. Required PPE for the manufacturing area includes composite toed shoes, hearing protection, protective eyewear, and an ESD vest. The manufacturing floor is modernized, climate-controlled, and well-lit. COMPANY BENEFITS Relocation assistance for new-hires who currently live outside a 50-mile radius to Florence, KY Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with PPO, HRA, and HSA options 401K match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Infertility Treatment Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

  • no content

Manufacturing Test Engineering Technician - High Visibility in Cross-Functional Teams (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Test Engineering Technician plays a critical hands-on role in supporting the final stages of server rack integration and functional validation. Works closely with Test Engineers, Operations, and Debug teams to configure, execute, and troubleshoot test processes to ensure product reliability and validation post-assembly. The role is deeply technical and requires expertise across hardware diagnostics, Linux-based systems, networking infrastructure (routers, switches, fiber optics, etc.), and scripting languages such as Python and JavaScript. Technicians will actively contribute to assembly, integration, and validation of cutting-edge server platforms, leveraging their knowledge to resolve complex failures, configure networking hardware, optimize test processes, and increase first pass yield and throughput. This role provides high visibility across cross-functional teams and is foundational for those seeking to advance within Jabils Test Engineering organization. Test Engineering Technicians are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineering Technicians are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS : Associates degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related technical discipline. A combination of equivalent relevant work experience and training may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Minimum 12-months experience as a Diagnostic Technician with Jabil (strongly preferred). Proficient in Linux (CLI, SSH, log files) with demonstrated experience in running and modifying test scripts. Hands-on experience with Python and JavaScript in the context of hardware validation, test automation, and log analysis. Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (VLANs, IP addressing, port validation) and configuring managed switches; familiarity with fiber optics, transceivers, WAN/LAN, and network troubleshooting. Strong technical knowledge of hardware infrastructure and related components (CPU, GPU, DIMM, NIC, BMC, PCIe). Skilled in diagnostic testing protocols, failure analysis techniques, and working within a highly ambiguous and multi-cultural manufacturing environments. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES : Execute test processes and troubleshoot system-level and component-level failures for server rack platforms in a manufacturing environment. Configure and maintain networking switches (VLANs, static IP assignments, port validation) critical to test infrastructure functionality. Perform diagnostics using Linux CLI tools and interpret log files to isolate hardware or software faults. Run, interpret, and modify Python and JavaScript-based automation scripts for hardware validation and reporting as needed. Diagnose system-level failures including POST/BIOS issues, BMC health status, PCIe link integrity, and hardware enumeration failures. Support functional burn-in testing, thermal and stress testing, and environmental qualification processes. Build, maintain, and troubleshoot test fixtures, testers, and related hardware systems. Perform root cause analysis on recurring failures, escalating complex issues to Test Engineering as needed. Document detailed failure analysis and contribute to corrective action recommendations and continuous improvement efforts. Assist with preventative maintenance programs for testing infrastructure, ensuring calibration and reliability. Provide training and technical guidance to junior technicians and cross-functional partners. Adherence to all safety and health rules and regulations associated with this position and as directed by supervisor. Compliance with all procedures within the company security policy. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. The employee is frequently required to walk, and to lift and carry PCs and test equipment weighing up to 50 lbs. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and use of computer monitor screens a great deal of time. WORK ENVIRONMENT The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Individuals primary workstation is located in an office setting, with some time spent each day on the manufacturing floor. The noise level in this environment ranges from low to moderate. Required PPE for the manufacturing area includes composite toed shoes, hearing protection, protective eyewear, and an ESD vest. The manufacturing floor is modernized, climate-controlled, and well-lit. COMPANY BENEFITS Relocation assistance for new-hires who currently live outside a 50-mile radius to Florence, KY Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with PPO, HRA, and HSA options 401K match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Infertility Treatment Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

  • no content

Network and Hardware Test Technician (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Test Engineering Technician plays a critical hands-on role in supporting the final stages of server rack integration and functional validation. Works closely with Test Engineers, Operations, and Debug teams to configure, execute, and troubleshoot test processes to ensure product reliability and validation post-assembly. The role is deeply technical and requires expertise across hardware diagnostics, Linux-based systems, networking infrastructure (routers, switches, fiber optics, etc.), and scripting languages such as Python and JavaScript. Technicians will actively contribute to assembly, integration, and validation of cutting-edge server platforms, leveraging their knowledge to resolve complex failures, configure networking hardware, optimize test processes, and increase first pass yield and throughput. This role provides high visibility across cross-functional teams and is foundational for those seeking to advance within Jabils Test Engineering organization. Test Engineering Technicians are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineering Technicians are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND KNOWLEDGE REQUIREMENTS : Associates degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related technical discipline. A combination of equivalent relevant work experience and training may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Minimum 12-months experience as a Diagnostic Technician with Jabil (strongly preferred). Proficient in Linux (CLI, SSH, log files) with demonstrated experience in running and modifying test scripts. Hands-on experience with Python and JavaScript in the context of hardware validation, test automation, and log analysis. Solid understanding of networking fundamentals (VLANs, IP addressing, port validation) and configuring managed switches; familiarity with fiber optics, transceivers, WAN/LAN, and network troubleshooting. Strong technical knowledge of hardware infrastructure and related components (CPU, GPU, DIMM, NIC, BMC, PCIe). Skilled in diagnostic testing protocols, failure analysis techniques, and working within a highly ambiguous and multi-cultural manufacturing environments. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES : Execute test processes and troubleshoot system-level and component-level failures for server rack platforms in a manufacturing environment. Configure and maintain networking switches (VLANs, static IP assignments, port validation) critical to test infrastructure functionality. Perform diagnostics using Linux CLI tools and interpret log files to isolate hardware or software faults. Run, interpret, and modify Python and JavaScript-based automation scripts for hardware validation and reporting as needed. Diagnose system-level failures including POST/BIOS issues, BMC health status, PCIe link integrity, and hardware enumeration failures. Support functional burn-in testing, thermal and stress testing, and environmental qualification processes. Build, maintain, and troubleshoot test fixtures, testers, and related hardware systems. Perform root cause analysis on recurring failures, escalating complex issues to Test Engineering as needed. Document detailed failure analysis and contribute to corrective action recommendations and continuous improvement efforts. Assist with preventative maintenance programs for testing infrastructure, ensuring calibration and reliability. Provide training and technical guidance to junior technicians and cross-functional partners. Adherence to all safety and health rules and regulations associated with this position and as directed by supervisor. Compliance with all procedures within the company security policy. May perform other duties and responsibilities as assigned. PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. The employee is frequently required to walk, and to lift and carry PCs and test equipment weighing up to 50 lbs. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and use of computer monitor screens a great deal of time. WORK ENVIRONMENT The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Individuals primary workstation is located in an office setting, with some time spent each day on the manufacturing floor. The noise level in this environment ranges from low to moderate. Required PPE for the manufacturing area includes composite toed shoes, hearing protection, protective eyewear, and an ESD vest. The manufacturing floor is modernized, climate-controlled, and well-lit. COMPANY BENEFITS Relocation assistance for new-hires who currently live outside a 50-mile radius to Florence, KY Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, and Vision Insurance with PPO, HRA, and HSA options 401K match Employee Stock Purchase Plan Paid Time Off Tuition Reimbursement Life, AD&D, and Disability Insurance Commuter Benefits Employee Assistance Program Pet Insurance Adoption Assistance Infertility Treatment Annual Merit Increases Community Volunteer Opportunities

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

  • no content

Manufacturing Test Engineer - Hardware (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Manufacturing Test Engineer plays a critical role in performing hands-on debugging, validation, and system-level failure analysis of next-generation server and rack systems within a high-mix, high-ambiguity manufacturing environment. This role requires strong Linux CLI proficiency, hardware integration expertise, and advanced troubleshooting skills across L6, L10, and L12 test stages. Success in this role hinges on the ability utilize structured, data-driven approaches - while collaborating cross-functionally with Quality, Manufacturing, and Process Engineering teams to identify root causes, drive corrective actions, and improve First Pass Yield (FPY). In addition to core debug responsibilities, this position involves automation scripting, statistical analysis, customer engagement, and mentoring junior team members to elevate system performance for AI/ML, GPGPU, and hardware accelerator-based server, networking, and storage platforms . Manufacturing Test Engineers are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineers are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple engineer vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education : Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field. Experience : Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in failure analysis and system-level testing within a high-paced manufacturing environment. Technical Expertise : Proficiency with Linux Terminal and Bash scripting, including the ability to train others on Linux fundamentals. Intermediate programming skills in both Bash and Python. Strong knowledge of statistical analysis and its application to data-driven troubleshooting and decision-making. A combination of education and experience may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior experience in a manufacturing setting is required; experience with high-level assembly and hardware integration is strongly preferred. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field. Proficiency in scripting languages (Python, Bash, JavaScript), advanced Linux command-line operations, and hardware/network troubleshooting. Strong understanding of networking concepts, including WAN, LAN, switches, transceivers, and fiber optics. Expertise in computer and server hardware/software integration, diagnostics, and repair -particularly within a manufacturing or high-level assembly environment. Experience in performance and functional testing of complex compute systems, including rack-level validation. Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to make data-driven decisions and implement improvements using tools such as Excel, SQL, and Power BI. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey complex technical findings to diverse stakeholders. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Include the following (other duties may be assigned): System Level Debugging & Failure Analysis : L6, L10, and L12 (~40%) Conduct hands-on failure analysis of compute systems at both the server and rack levels to isolate root cause, document findings, and drive corrective actions in a highly ambiguous, cross-cultural manufacturing environment. Interpret diagnostic logs, LED indicators, and system health outputs to perform targeted debugging and verify functionality. Debug and validate individual server components at the L6 level, including CPUs, DIMMs, NICs, and other subsystems prior to full server assembly. Execute L10 level system testing and integration, identifying failures involving power delivery, firmware mismatches, network communication issues, and interconnect instability across fully assembled racks. Apply structured troubleshooting techniques to diagnose complex cross-component failures involving switches, PDUs, interconnects, cabling, and/or liquid cooling systems. Perform L12 level burn-in testing and final system validation to ensure end-to-end compute, networking, and storage performance prior to customer shipment. Collaborate with Quality, Process, and Manufacturing Engineering teams to complete in-depth hardware failure analysis across component, subsystem, and system levels, escalating systemic issues and driving long-term solutions. Hardware and Firmware Integration : BIOS, POST, PCIe, BMC (~15%) Configure and validate BIOS settings to support debug workflows, hardware integration, and test case execution across complex server builds. Troubleshoot system failures during POST (Power-On Self-Test), resolve boot sequence errors, and ensure firmware compatibility across diverse configurations. Analyze and resolve issues at the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) level, including link training failures, lane enumeration, and interconnect interoperability challenges. Leverage Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) tools and IPMI commands to monitor system health, control server state, and perform remote diagnostics. Interpret BMC logs and telemetry data to isolate hardware-level failures, particularly within constrained environments (without source code or design visibility). Use BMC interfaces to log errors, manage power states, and support root cause analysis at the component and system level. Linux and Remote Access Protocols : Linux Command Line Interface (CLI), SSH, MobaXterm(~10%) Leverage Linux CLI tools and low-level system commands to isolate root causes of hardware, BIOS, and configuration anomalies - without access to source code or proprietary OEM tooling. Use Linux-based diagnostics to monitor system health, execute test cases, analyze system logs, and validate configuration integrity across server and rack-level platforms. Troubleshoot interconnectivity and device recognition issues between compute, storage, and accelerator components using low-level Linux utilities (lspci, dmesg, ipmitool, etc.). Access server systems using secure shell (SSH) and MobaXterm to perform real-time failure triage, apply firmware or BIOS configuration changes, collect logs, and validate remote test executions. Remotely diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues across integrated systems to minimize debug cycle times and maintain throughput during high-mix manufacturing operations. Documentation and Statistical Analysis : SQL, Excel Macros, Power BI, First Pass Yield (~15%) Perform statistical analysis on test data to identify systemic failure trends, validate root causes, and support continuous improvement initiatives across server and rack-level operations. Analyze large datasets from functional, performance, and burn-in tests to extract actionable insights that drive FPY (First Pass Yield) improvements and reduce failure rates. Write and execute SQL queries to correlate test failures with build history, firmware versions, and process variables, enabling data-driven troubleshooting and quality analysis. Develop Excel Macros to automate repetitive data processing and reporting tasks tied to yield trends, defect rates, and other key quality indicators. Create and maintain dynamic Power BI dashboards that visualize test metrics, track yield performance, and facilitate ongoing decision support. Apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies to fine-tune test parameters, minimize false failure rates, and reduce variation across test processes. Generate dashboards to track failures by test station, component type, firmware version, or build revision, surfacing trends and informing corrective action plans. Prioritize debug efforts using data-driven insights that consider impact to throughput, rework volume, and quality KPIs - aligning actions with CI (Continuous Improvement) goals. Lead Gemba walks and Kaizen events focused on reducing NDF (No Defect Found) occurrences and streamlining debug protocols through statistical observation and analysis. Scripting and Automation : Python, JavaScript, Bash (~5%) <

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

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Server and Rack Systems Test Specialist (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Manufacturing Test Engineer plays a critical role in performing hands-on debugging, validation, and system-level failure analysis of next-generation server and rack systems within a high-mix, high-ambiguity manufacturing environment. This role requires strong Linux CLI proficiency, hardware integration expertise, and advanced troubleshooting skills across L6, L10, and L12 test stages. Success in this role hinges on the ability utilize structured, data-driven approaches - while collaborating cross-functionally with Quality, Manufacturing, and Process Engineering teams to identify root causes, drive corrective actions, and improve First Pass Yield (FPY). In addition to core debug responsibilities, this position involves automation scripting, statistical analysis, customer engagement, and mentoring junior team members to elevate system performance for AI/ML, GPGPU, and hardware accelerator-based server, networking, and storage platforms . Manufacturing Test Engineers are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineers are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple engineer vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education : Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field. Experience : Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in failure analysis and system-level testing within a high-paced manufacturing environment. Technical Expertise : Proficiency with Linux Terminal and Bash scripting, including the ability to train others on Linux fundamentals. Intermediate programming skills in both Bash and Python. Strong knowledge of statistical analysis and its application to data-driven troubleshooting and decision-making. A combination of education and experience may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior experience in a manufacturing setting is required; experience with high-level assembly and hardware integration is strongly preferred. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field. Proficiency in scripting languages (Python, Bash, JavaScript), advanced Linux command-line operations, and hardware/network troubleshooting. Strong understanding of networking concepts, including WAN, LAN, switches, transceivers, and fiber optics. Expertise in computer and server hardware/software integration, diagnostics, and repair -particularly within a manufacturing or high-level assembly environment. Experience in performance and functional testing of complex compute systems, including rack-level validation. Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to make data-driven decisions and implement improvements using tools such as Excel, SQL, and Power BI. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey complex technical findings to diverse stakeholders. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Include the following (other duties may be assigned): System Level Debugging & Failure Analysis : L6, L10, and L12 (~40%) Conduct hands-on failure analysis of compute systems at both the server and rack levels to isolate root cause, document findings, and drive corrective actions in a highly ambiguous, cross-cultural manufacturing environment. Interpret diagnostic logs, LED indicators, and system health outputs to perform targeted debugging and verify functionality. Debug and validate individual server components at the L6 level, including CPUs, DIMMs, NICs, and other subsystems prior to full server assembly. Execute L10 level system testing and integration, identifying failures involving power delivery, firmware mismatches, network communication issues, and interconnect instability across fully assembled racks. Apply structured troubleshooting techniques to diagnose complex cross-component failures involving switches, PDUs, interconnects, cabling, and/or liquid cooling systems. Perform L12 level burn-in testing and final system validation to ensure end-to-end compute, networking, and storage performance prior to customer shipment. Collaborate with Quality, Process, and Manufacturing Engineering teams to complete in-depth hardware failure analysis across component, subsystem, and system levels, escalating systemic issues and driving long-term solutions. Hardware and Firmware Integration : BIOS, POST, PCIe, BMC (~15%) Configure and validate BIOS settings to support debug workflows, hardware integration, and test case execution across complex server builds. Troubleshoot system failures during POST (Power-On Self-Test), resolve boot sequence errors, and ensure firmware compatibility across diverse configurations. Analyze and resolve issues at the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) level, including link training failures, lane enumeration, and interconnect interoperability challenges. Leverage Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) tools and IPMI commands to monitor system health, control server state, and perform remote diagnostics. Interpret BMC logs and telemetry data to isolate hardware-level failures, particularly within constrained environments (without source code or design visibility). Use BMC interfaces to log errors, manage power states, and support root cause analysis at the component and system level. Linux and Remote Access Protocols : Linux Command Line Interface (CLI), SSH, MobaXterm(~10%) Leverage Linux CLI tools and low-level system commands to isolate root causes of hardware, BIOS, and configuration anomalies - without access to source code or proprietary OEM tooling. Use Linux-based diagnostics to monitor system health, execute test cases, analyze system logs, and validate configuration integrity across server and rack-level platforms. Troubleshoot interconnectivity and device recognition issues between compute, storage, and accelerator components using low-level Linux utilities (lspci, dmesg, ipmitool, etc.). Access server systems using secure shell (SSH) and MobaXterm to perform real-time failure triage, apply firmware or BIOS configuration changes, collect logs, and validate remote test executions. Remotely diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues across integrated systems to minimize debug cycle times and maintain throughput during high-mix manufacturing operations. Documentation and Statistical Analysis : SQL, Excel Macros, Power BI, First Pass Yield (~15%) Perform statistical analysis on test data to identify systemic failure trends, validate root causes, and support continuous improvement initiatives across server and rack-level operations. Analyze large datasets from functional, performance, and burn-in tests to extract actionable insights that drive FPY (First Pass Yield) improvements and reduce failure rates. Write and execute SQL queries to correlate test failures with build history, firmware versions, and process variables, enabling data-driven troubleshooting and quality analysis. Develop Excel Macros to automate repetitive data processing and reporting tasks tied to yield trends, defect rates, and other key quality indicators. Create and maintain dynamic Power BI dashboards that visualize test metrics, track yield performance, and facilitate ongoing decision support. Apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies to fine-tune test parameters, minimize false failure rates, and reduce variation across test processes. Generate dashboards to track failures by test station, component type, firmware version, or build revision, surfacing trends and informing corrective action plans. Prioritize debug efforts using data-driven insights that consider impact to throughput, rework volume, and quality KPIs - aligning actions with CI (Continuous Improvement) goals. Lead Gemba walks and Kaizen events focused on reducing NDF (No Defect Found) occurrences and streamlining debug protocols through statistical observation and analysis. Scripting and Automation : Python, JavaScript, Bash (~5%) <

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

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Hardware Validation and Debugging Engineer (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Manufacturing Test Engineer plays a critical role in performing hands-on debugging, validation, and system-level failure analysis of next-generation server and rack systems within a high-mix, high-ambiguity manufacturing environment. This role requires strong Linux CLI proficiency, hardware integration expertise, and advanced troubleshooting skills across L6, L10, and L12 test stages. Success in this role hinges on the ability utilize structured, data-driven approaches - while collaborating cross-functionally with Quality, Manufacturing, and Process Engineering teams to identify root causes, drive corrective actions, and improve First Pass Yield (FPY). In addition to core debug responsibilities, this position involves automation scripting, statistical analysis, customer engagement, and mentoring junior team members to elevate system performance for AI/ML, GPGPU, and hardware accelerator-based server, networking, and storage platforms . Manufacturing Test Engineers are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineers are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple engineer vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education : Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field. Experience : Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in failure analysis and system-level testing within a high-paced manufacturing environment. Technical Expertise : Proficiency with Linux Terminal and Bash scripting, including the ability to train others on Linux fundamentals. Intermediate programming skills in both Bash and Python. Strong knowledge of statistical analysis and its application to data-driven troubleshooting and decision-making. A combination of education and experience may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior experience in a manufacturing setting is required; experience with high-level assembly and hardware integration is strongly preferred. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field. Proficiency in scripting languages (Python, Bash, JavaScript), advanced Linux command-line operations, and hardware/network troubleshooting. Strong understanding of networking concepts, including WAN, LAN, switches, transceivers, and fiber optics. Expertise in computer and server hardware/software integration, diagnostics, and repair -particularly within a manufacturing or high-level assembly environment. Experience in performance and functional testing of complex compute systems, including rack-level validation. Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to make data-driven decisions and implement improvements using tools such as Excel, SQL, and Power BI. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey complex technical findings to diverse stakeholders. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Include the following (other duties may be assigned): System Level Debugging & Failure Analysis : L6, L10, and L12 (~40%) Conduct hands-on failure analysis of compute systems at both the server and rack levels to isolate root cause, document findings, and drive corrective actions in a highly ambiguous, cross-cultural manufacturing environment. Interpret diagnostic logs, LED indicators, and system health outputs to perform targeted debugging and verify functionality. Debug and validate individual server components at the L6 level, including CPUs, DIMMs, NICs, and other subsystems prior to full server assembly. Execute L10 level system testing and integration, identifying failures involving power delivery, firmware mismatches, network communication issues, and interconnect instability across fully assembled racks. Apply structured troubleshooting techniques to diagnose complex cross-component failures involving switches, PDUs, interconnects, cabling, and/or liquid cooling systems. Perform L12 level burn-in testing and final system validation to ensure end-to-end compute, networking, and storage performance prior to customer shipment. Collaborate with Quality, Process, and Manufacturing Engineering teams to complete in-depth hardware failure analysis across component, subsystem, and system levels, escalating systemic issues and driving long-term solutions. Hardware and Firmware Integration : BIOS, POST, PCIe, BMC (~15%) Configure and validate BIOS settings to support debug workflows, hardware integration, and test case execution across complex server builds. Troubleshoot system failures during POST (Power-On Self-Test), resolve boot sequence errors, and ensure firmware compatibility across diverse configurations. Analyze and resolve issues at the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) level, including link training failures, lane enumeration, and interconnect interoperability challenges. Leverage Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) tools and IPMI commands to monitor system health, control server state, and perform remote diagnostics. Interpret BMC logs and telemetry data to isolate hardware-level failures, particularly within constrained environments (without source code or design visibility). Use BMC interfaces to log errors, manage power states, and support root cause analysis at the component and system level. Linux and Remote Access Protocols : Linux Command Line Interface (CLI), SSH, MobaXterm(~10%) Leverage Linux CLI tools and low-level system commands to isolate root causes of hardware, BIOS, and configuration anomalies - without access to source code or proprietary OEM tooling. Use Linux-based diagnostics to monitor system health, execute test cases, analyze system logs, and validate configuration integrity across server and rack-level platforms. Troubleshoot interconnectivity and device recognition issues between compute, storage, and accelerator components using low-level Linux utilities (lspci, dmesg, ipmitool, etc.). Access server systems using secure shell (SSH) and MobaXterm to perform real-time failure triage, apply firmware or BIOS configuration changes, collect logs, and validate remote test executions. Remotely diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues across integrated systems to minimize debug cycle times and maintain throughput during high-mix manufacturing operations. Documentation and Statistical Analysis : SQL, Excel Macros, Power BI, First Pass Yield (~15%) Perform statistical analysis on test data to identify systemic failure trends, validate root causes, and support continuous improvement initiatives across server and rack-level operations. Analyze large datasets from functional, performance, and burn-in tests to extract actionable insights that drive FPY (First Pass Yield) improvements and reduce failure rates. Write and execute SQL queries to correlate test failures with build history, firmware versions, and process variables, enabling data-driven troubleshooting and quality analysis. Develop Excel Macros to automate repetitive data processing and reporting tasks tied to yield trends, defect rates, and other key quality indicators. Create and maintain dynamic Power BI dashboards that visualize test metrics, track yield performance, and facilitate ongoing decision support. Apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies to fine-tune test parameters, minimize false failure rates, and reduce variation across test processes. Generate dashboards to track failures by test station, component type, firmware version, or build revision, surfacing trends and informing corrective action plans. Prioritize debug efforts using data-driven insights that consider impact to throughput, rework volume, and quality KPIs - aligning actions with CI (Continuous Improvement) goals. Lead Gemba walks and Kaizen events focused on reducing NDF (No Defect Found) occurrences and streamlining debug protocols through statistical observation and analysis. Scripting and Automation : Python, JavaScript, Bash (~5%) <

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

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Manufacturing Test Engineer - Hardware - Innovation-focused role with opportunities for cross-functional collaboration (FLORENCE)

SUMMARY The Manufacturing Test Engineer plays a critical role in performing hands-on debugging, validation, and system-level failure analysis of next-generation server and rack systems within a high-mix, high-ambiguity manufacturing environment. This role requires strong Linux CLI proficiency, hardware integration expertise, and advanced troubleshooting skills across L6, L10, and L12 test stages. Success in this role hinges on the ability utilize structured, data-driven approaches - while collaborating cross-functionally with Quality, Manufacturing, and Process Engineering teams to identify root causes, drive corrective actions, and improve First Pass Yield (FPY). In addition to core debug responsibilities, this position involves automation scripting, statistical analysis, customer engagement, and mentoring junior team members to elevate system performance for AI/ML, GPGPU, and hardware accelerator-based server, networking, and storage platforms . Manufacturing Test Engineers are required to work on-site in support of Jabil's production facilities located in Florence, KY (just north of CVG International Airport). Applicants who live outside of a 50-mile radius will be eligible to receive relocation assistance services. SHIFT / SCHEDULE Test Engineers are required to work 12-hour shifts on one of the following schedules (we are hiring for multiple engineer vacancies - across all 4 shifts): 401 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 402 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Sunday through Tuesday, and Sunday through Wednesday every other week. 403 Shift : (days) 6:00AM to 6:00PM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. 404 Shift : (nights) 6:00PM to 6:00AM - Thursday through Saturday, and Wednesday through Saturday every other week. For example : if hired to support the 401 shift, engineers will be required to work 36 hours throughout week 1 (Sunday - Tuesday), 48 hours through week 2 (Sunday - Wednesday), 36 hours week 3 (Sunday - Tuesday), etc. Occasional overtime may be required, depending on business needs. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education : Bachelors degree in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or a related technical field. Experience : Minimum of 3 years of hands-on experience in failure analysis and system-level testing within a high-paced manufacturing environment. Technical Expertise : Proficiency with Linux Terminal and Bash scripting, including the ability to train others on Linux fundamentals. Intermediate programming skills in both Bash and Python. Strong knowledge of statistical analysis and its application to data-driven troubleshooting and decision-making. A combination of education and experience may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior experience in a manufacturing setting is required; experience with high-level assembly and hardware integration is strongly preferred. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering or a related technical field. Proficiency in scripting languages (Python, Bash, JavaScript), advanced Linux command-line operations, and hardware/network troubleshooting. Strong understanding of networking concepts, including WAN, LAN, switches, transceivers, and fiber optics. Expertise in computer and server hardware/software integration, diagnostics, and repair -particularly within a manufacturing or high-level assembly environment. Experience in performance and functional testing of complex compute systems, including rack-level validation. Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to make data-driven decisions and implement improvements using tools such as Excel, SQL, and Power BI. Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey complex technical findings to diverse stakeholders. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Include the following (other duties may be assigned): System Level Debugging & Failure Analysis : L6, L10, and L12 (~40%) Conduct hands-on failure analysis of compute systems at both the server and rack levels to isolate root cause, document findings, and drive corrective actions in a highly ambiguous, cross-cultural manufacturing environment. Interpret diagnostic logs, LED indicators, and system health outputs to perform targeted debugging and verify functionality. Debug and validate individual server components at the L6 level, including CPUs, DIMMs, NICs, and other subsystems prior to full server assembly. Execute L10 level system testing and integration, identifying failures involving power delivery, firmware mismatches, network communication issues, and interconnect instability across fully assembled racks. Apply structured troubleshooting techniques to diagnose complex cross-component failures involving switches, PDUs, interconnects, cabling, and/or liquid cooling systems. Perform L12 level burn-in testing and final system validation to ensure end-to-end compute, networking, and storage performance prior to customer shipment. Collaborate with Quality, Process, and Manufacturing Engineering teams to complete in-depth hardware failure analysis across component, subsystem, and system levels, escalating systemic issues and driving long-term solutions. Hardware and Firmware Integration : BIOS, POST, PCIe, BMC (~15%) Configure and validate BIOS settings to support debug workflows, hardware integration, and test case execution across complex server builds. Troubleshoot system failures during POST (Power-On Self-Test), resolve boot sequence errors, and ensure firmware compatibility across diverse configurations. Analyze and resolve issues at the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) level, including link training failures, lane enumeration, and interconnect interoperability challenges. Leverage Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) tools and IPMI commands to monitor system health, control server state, and perform remote diagnostics. Interpret BMC logs and telemetry data to isolate hardware-level failures, particularly within constrained environments (without source code or design visibility). Use BMC interfaces to log errors, manage power states, and support root cause analysis at the component and system level. Linux and Remote Access Protocols : Linux Command Line Interface (CLI), SSH, MobaXterm(~10%) Leverage Linux CLI tools and low-level system commands to isolate root causes of hardware, BIOS, and configuration anomalies - without access to source code or proprietary OEM tooling. Use Linux-based diagnostics to monitor system health, execute test cases, analyze system logs, and validate configuration integrity across server and rack-level platforms. Troubleshoot interconnectivity and device recognition issues between compute, storage, and accelerator components using low-level Linux utilities (lspci, dmesg, ipmitool, etc.). Access server systems using secure shell (SSH) and MobaXterm to perform real-time failure triage, apply firmware or BIOS configuration changes, collect logs, and validate remote test executions. Remotely diagnose and resolve hardware and software issues across integrated systems to minimize debug cycle times and maintain throughput during high-mix manufacturing operations. Documentation and Statistical Analysis : SQL, Excel Macros, Power BI, First Pass Yield (~15%) Perform statistical analysis on test data to identify systemic failure trends, validate root causes, and support continuous improvement initiatives across server and rack-level operations. Analyze large datasets from functional, performance, and burn-in tests to extract actionable insights that drive FPY (First Pass Yield) improvements and reduce failure rates. Write and execute SQL queries to correlate test failures with build history, firmware versions, and process variables, enabling data-driven troubleshooting and quality analysis. Develop Excel Macros to automate repetitive data processing and reporting tasks tied to yield trends, defect rates, and other key quality indicators. Create and maintain dynamic Power BI dashboards that visualize test metrics, track yield performance, and facilitate ongoing decision support. Apply Lean Six Sigma methodologies to fine-tune test parameters, minimize false failure rates, and reduce variation across test processes. Generate dashboards to track failures by test station, component type, firmware version, or build revision, surfacing trends and informing corrective action plans. Prioritize debug efforts using data-driven insights that consider impact to throughput, rework volume, and quality KPIs - aligning actions with CI (Continuous Improvement) goals. Lead Gemba walks and Kaizen events focused on reducing NDF (No Defect Found) occurrences and streamlining debug protocols through statistical observation and analysis. Scripting and Automation : Python, JavaScript, Bash (~5%) <

  • Hopeful Heights, KY

  • no content