In addition to above the Lab Metrology Technician is responsible for ensuring the accuracy, precision, and reliability of all measurement instruments, acting as a crucial quality assurance authority on behalf of GPV and POE. This includes maintaining measurement standards, enforcing strict calibration schedules, adhering to regulatory protocols (like ISO/IEC 17025, cGMP, and FDA), and managing documentation for all measurements and equipment, including all safety and compliance requirements. In addition to technical skills, the Lab Metrology Technician must have strong problem-solving and analytical abilities and be able to work independently but most importantly, collaboratively with team of investigators.
Key job responsibilities
Overseeing all metrology-based tools and systems enabling investigators to conduct product analysis at scale
Maintaining and calibrating laboratory equipment, and ensuring the laboratory is clean and organized
Interpreting, analyzing, and communicating results to relevant stakeholders
Providing weekly/monthly reporting (KPIs) of impact and output of lab
Following standard operating procedures and good laboratory practices
Participating in internal and external audits, and maintaining a thorough understanding of regulatory requirements
Generating and updating standard operating procedures and test methods
Troubleshooting laboratory issues and recommending solutions
Providing support to other team members as needed
Maintaining accurate and detailed records of all testing performed
Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Experience working cross-functionally and across regions
Experience in oral and written communication
Experience in trust and safety compliance or risk
Experience using Excel and SQL
4+ years of professional experience
4+ years of hardware development, test lab, or hands-on engineering environment experience
Master's degree in engineering, physics, or equivalent
ASQ’s Certified Calibration Technician (CCT) or Coordinate Metrology Society (CMS) Level-One/Level-Two
Proficiency with laboratory information management systems (LIMS).
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USA, WA, Seattle - 80,200.00 - 120,400.00 USD annually
