Fiber Test Engineering Support Technician
Legrand
Fiber Test Engineering Support Technician
Legrand
Makes electrical and digital systems for buildings
At a Glance
Legrand has an exciting opportunity for a Fiber Test Engineering Support Technician to join the Power & Thermal Management division in New London, CT. The Fiber Test Engineering Support Technician performs comprehensive testing and evaluation of fiber optic cables, connectors, and advanced connectivity solutions to ensure product quality, reliability, and compliance with industry standards. Accurately document, analyze, and communicate test results to engineering and product development teams, providing critical data to support innovation and product improvement. Collaborate with cross-functional technical teams to troubleshoot testing challenges, identify root causes of equipment or process issues, and recommend effective solutions. Utilize industry-standard testing methodologies, including TIA and Telcordia requirements, along with specialized equipment such as IL/RL meters, force testers, endface geometry measurement systems, fiber inspection tools, modal explorers, and environmental chambers. This position offers the opportunity to work with next-generation fiber optic technologies, collaborate with innovative engineering teams, and contribute directly to the development and qualification of products used in critical network infrastructure worldwide.
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What Will You Do?
Legrand makes electrical and digital infrastructure for homes, workplaces, public buildings and data centers. Its equipment distributes power, connects data networks and controls lighting, energy use and building access; connected controls and monitoring extend these systems. The group sells physical products and related services to contractors and end users through professional distributors and installers. Its catalog supports both construction and renovation, from wiring devices and sockets to cable management, access systems and connected controls. Legrand traces its industrial origins to a porcelain workshop in Limoges in 1865; the company was founded in 1904 and remains headquartered in Limoges, France.
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