Structural Safety Laboratory Technician

Description

TECNALIA’s **Product Safety** platform focuses on evaluating the reliability, safety, and durability of products and systems. Originally specialized in the construction sector, it has diversified into mobility and electrical sectors. We evaluate products from the construction, transportation, and energy sectors. We are a European Notified Body for construction product assessment. We hold the broadest scope of testing accreditation under standard in Europe and are oriented toward diversification into mobility and electrical sectors. *If you are proactive, responsible, and solution-oriented, adaptable to new projects, and enjoy teamwork.* *If you are interested in applied research and in transferring technology you develop to companies… Keep reading…!* We seek a technically profiled candidate wishing to build a career in **technological services**, including conformity assessment, diagnostics, inspection, and product certification. ***Your responsibilities***: For our **Structural Safety Laboratory** located in Azpeitia, we seek a technically profiled candidate wishing to build a career in technological services, including conformity assessment, diagnostics, inspection, and product certification. Your primary objective will be performing activities related to the mechanical testing laboratory—from test setup, execution of testing work, to data processing. **Qualifications**: Higher Vocational Training Cycle in Mechatronics or equivalent **Minimum experience**: Not required **Languages**: * Reading, comprehension, and conversational proficiency in English. Minimum level B2\. * Proficiency in Basque. **Other requirements**: Assertiveness and empathy. **Preferred qualifications**: * Experience in technical activities related to product qualification or homologation, quality, etc., as well as knowledge of the construction sector. * Driving license and experience operating forklifts, overhead cranes, and other equipment. * *We positively value applications from persons holding a disability certificate of 33% or higher, in compliance with current legislation—the General Law on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and their Social Inclusion (LGD).*