Instrument Engineer
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The Instrument Engineer is responsible for ensuring the accuracy, reliability, and compliance of all measurement and control systems used in Lyten Labs. This role supports experimental and pilot‑scale production by managing calibration programs, maintaining instrumentation integrity, and working closely with engineering and operations teams to enable precise process control in a fast‑changing R&D environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Interface with quality department, instrument technicians, and area managers to ensure that instrument key points in the manufacturing process meet quality requirements.
- Work with the Utilities/HVAC department to ensure availability and calibration of sensors for buildings, utilities, clean/dry rooms.
- Develop and validate measurement solutions and equipment/tools for new products and processes.
- Contribute to the campus energy‑efficiency management.
- Plan and administer the recurring calibration program.
- Lead the daily work of instrument technicians.
- Write and manage calibration/verification routines and standards together with the quality department.
- Train personnel on specific measurement tasks.
- Evaluate spare parts for measurement equipment and tools.
- Coordinate with purchasing and external calibration companies.
- Monitor equipment reliability (KPI).
- Provide troubleshooting and operational support for measurement equipment.
- Develop and optimise the maintenance of measurement equipment in terms of reliability, cost, and safety.
Requirements
- M.Ss or B.Sc. degree in a technical field such as mechanical, electrical, automation, or a related discipline.
- +3 years of experience in a relevant instrument/calibration engineering position.
- +3 years of experience in a relevant industrial environment (semicon, aviation, automotive).
- Verbal and written fluency in English.
- Computer literacy (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, calibration management software, analytical software such as Minitab or JMP).
- Valuable (but not required) fluency in other languages, including Swedish.
- Solid technical knowledge and hands‑on experience with instrumentation, calibration techniques and standards (IQ/OQ/PQ qualification framework).
- Experience with statistical validation (MSA, SPC, tolerance analysis).
- SixSigma Green Belt or similar is a preference.
- Strong analytical, organisational and problem‑solving skills.
- High attention to detail and data accuracy.
- Proven experience in continuous improvement within an industrial environment.