Company Overview

MARTIN Technologies (MARTIN) is a full-service, global engineering and manufacturing company supporting OEM and Tier customers in the automotive industry. We are leaders in the mobility industry and excel through innovative methods and best practices in support of the world’s best customers. Our global experience and broad capabilities provide an exciting and diverse environment for the continued growth of our team.

Position Summary

The Automotive Bench Test Technician is responsible for performing bench-level testing and validation of automotive components and systems. This role involves setting up test fixtures, executing test procedures, troubleshooting issues, and accurately documenting test results in support of engineering, quality, and customer requirements.

Must-Have Skills & Qualifications

Strong understanding of automotive electrical and electronic fundamentals

Experience performing bench-level testing of automotive components

Ability to use test and measurement equipment, including:

Multimeters

Power supplies

Oscilloscopes (basic to intermediate)

Signal generators

Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and test procedures

Excellent attention to detail with accurate documentation of test results

Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)

Strong problem-solving and troubleshooting skills

Ability to follow standard work instructions and test plans
Key Responsibilities

Set up and execute bench tests according to defined procedures and test plans

Configure test fixtures, wiring, and equipment for component and system testing

Perform functional, performance, and validation testing

Troubleshoot failures and identify root causes during testing

Accurately document test data, observations, and results

Communicate test status, issues, and results to engineering and quality teams

Maintain organized test areas and ensure proper handling of test equipment

Support continuous improvement of test processes and procedures
Preferred Skills

Experience testing ECUs, modules, sensors, actuators, or infotainment systems

Familiarity with automotive communication protocols (CAN, LIN, etc.)

Experience with Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) or automated test environments

Exposure to OEM or Tier 1 validation standards

Basic scripting or programming experience (Python, CAPL, LabVIEW – a plus)
Physical & Work Requirements

Ability to sit or stand for extended periods

Ability to lift and move test equipment or components (up to 25–50 pounds, as required)

Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation