Early-Career Test Engineering Manager

Early Leadership Opportunity - A great opportunity for Test Engineers or Automation Specialists who want to move into leadership with structured guidance and support.  This early-career leadership role is designed for individuals who are ready to take the next step—leading a team of engineers and technicians within Manufacturing department. You will build your management capabilities while staying close to hands-on engineering, gaining experience in planning, prioritization, coaching, and driving continuous improvement in a collaborative, learning-focused environment.

In This Role, Your Responsibilities Will Be:

• Support and guide a part of the test engineering team, helping colleagues grow while you are growing as a Leader as well.
• Contribute to shaping the test strategy for our products, learning how to translate business and customer needs into practical test approaches.
• Take part in planning, designing, and developing test systems, fixtures, and automated test solutions for hardware, software, and integrated systems.
• Work closely with design, manufacturing, quality, and product management teams to ensure test requirements are well understood and incorporated early in development.
• Help improve and standardize test processes, documentation, and tools to increase reliability and efficiency.
• Use data from test results and dashboards to identify trends and support decision‑making.
• Ensure test activities follow internal procedures, safety expectations, and quality standards.
• Coordinate priorities and tasks across projects, learning how to balance short‑term needs with long‑term goals.
• Encourage knowledge sharing, experimentation, and continuous improvement within the team.
• Communicate clearly with stakeholders and represent the test function in internal discussions.

Who You Are:

You enjoy working with others and building strong, trust‑based relationships across different teams and looking for Leadership role. You approach technical challenges with curiosity and a structured, analytical mindset. You plan your work carefully and follow through on commitments. You communicate clearly with both technical and non‑technical colleagues. You are open to feedback, new ideas, and different perspectives. You create an environment where people feel comfortable raising issues and suggesting improvements. You act with integrity and take responsibility for your work.