Electrical engineering laboratory technician for ay2026-27

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Location

onsite, Bothell, WA, United States

Salary

$42k/yr

Commitment

Part Time

Level

Junior (<2 years)

Job Description

The School of STEM at University of Washington Bothell is seeking to hire a part-time electrical engineering lab tech to support an electrical engineering teaching lab. This position will support both lower and upper division electrical engineering courses, as well as operate and maintain instrumentation used in classes.

Duties & Responsibilities

  • Assist students with projects and equipment check-out during lab hours
  • Maintain and organize lab stock
  • Create lab kits
  • Answer questions students may have on lab assignments
  • Other projects as needed

Hours per week: 1–19.5 (to be determined)

Work Period: Sept 30, 2026 - August 20, 2027

Pay Rate $21.30/hr

Current UW Bothell EE or CE students who successfully completed B EE 233 or its equivalent. Enrolled in 6 or more undergraduate credits for the quarter. Contribute professionally and respectfully to our diverse and inclusive work environment. Organizational skills. Attentive to faculty requirements and requests. Attention to detail and accuracy. Ethical / trustworthy. Ability to take instruction. Ability to communicate with students and faculty in a professional manner. Excellent knowledge of EE course.

The University of Washington is committed to ensuring a safe environment for all members of the UW Community. As a part of that commitment, and in recognition of Washington state law, candidates for employment are required to complete a sexual misconduct declaration and the University is required to conduct a sexual misconduct verification on a final candidate's current and past postsecondary educational institution employers, prior to an offer of employment. Upon hiring, all new student employees must also complete UW's online Title IX course about preventing and responding to sex-and gender-based violence and harassment.

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