Full-Time
Engineering Technician
Posted on 2/21/2026
Sensata
5,001-10,000 employees
Manufactures sensors and sensor-based industrial solutions
Compensation Overview
$28 - $38.50/hr
Attleboro, MA, USA
In Person
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- Relevant work experience or knowledge of the role
- Must be a team player able to work in a fast-paced environment with demonstrated ability to handle multiple competing tasks and demands
- Strong organization, planning and time management skills to achieve results
- Holds self-accountable to achieving goals and standards
- Proficient in Microsoft Office programs (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel)
- Leads analyzing the malfunctions and deviations of control systems to identify and resolve problems.
- Supports the engineering team on sample builds
- Ensures tooling and equipment validation with engineering.
- Performs engineering tests.
- Ensures the development of testing and data analysis.
- Runs cycle time studies that identifies potential bottlenecks.
- Resolves irregularities in the process of the manufacturing equipment.
- Performs analysis and prepares reports using metrics obtained from monitoring using raw data, trends and other reports.
- Performs technical issues and trains other employees in the team.
- Advises on analysis and reports on metrics obtained from tracking using raw data, trends and other reports.
Sensata Technologies designs and manufactures sensor-based solutions for global industrial customers in automotive, aerospace, industrial, and heavy vehicle markets. Its products monitor and control critical variables such as temperature, pressure, and other environmental conditions to keep complex systems running. The sensors work by measuring physical phenomena and feeding data to customers’ systems, often with added value through analytics and insights that help optimize operations and inform decisions. The company differentiates itself by focusing on mission-critical, hard-to-replicate sensing solutions for demanding applications and by leveraging its global scale and engineering expertise to lead in challenging markets. Its goal is to enable customers to improve reliability, efficiency, and performance through precise, trusted sensor technology and data-backed insights across industries.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Attleboro, Massachusetts
Founded
1916
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Aerospace and Defence segment grew 17% organically in Q1 2026, driving margin expansion.
- Pan-European deal with Anglia Components on February 23, 2026, expands industrial sensor distribution.
- Q1 2026 free cash flow hit record $105M, funding $242.72M share repurchases.
What critics are saying
- TE Connectivity erodes automotive sensor share with lower-cost integrated solutions in 12 months.
- US-China tariffs inflate China-sourced sensor costs by $50-70M annually from Q3 2026.
- Bosch solid-state sensors obsolete Sensata's electromechanical ones, cutting 30% industrial revenue by 2029.
What makes Sensata unique
- FaultBreak contactor launched March 5, 2026, combines fuse and contactor for EVs, reducing parts by 50%.
- STEV series contactors standardize high-voltage switching across EV platforms including Class 8 trucks.
- Sensors provide mission-critical insights in automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications globally.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
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Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Paid Vacation
Paid Sick Leave
Bereavement Leave
Parental Leave
Wellness Program
Company News
Sensata launches FaultBreak contactor for EVs. Sensata Technologies has launched FaultBreak, a high voltage device combining fuse and contactor functions for EVs * March 5, 2026 Sensata Technologies has launched the FaultBreak contactor, a high voltage switching and protection device designed to combine the functions of a fuse and contactor in a single unit for electric vehicles. The company says the component reduces part count by more than 50% compared to conventional fuse and contactor systems. FaultBreak offers passive fault protection that interrupts high-magnitude fault currents without relying on external detection electronics, supporting ISO 26262 compliance. The device has been validated to clear faults of up to 16kA at 1kV and can be reset after temporary faults, unlike single-use pyrofuses. "Our FaultBreak contactor represents an important advancement in high voltage protection," Markus Schwabe, Executive Vice President of Automotive at Sensata Technologies, said. "It helps our customers build electric vehicles that are safer, more dependable, and more economical to produce and maintain." By eliminating the need for separate pyrofuses, busbars, and low voltage harnesses, the component simplifies vehicle architecture and reduces weight and thermal losses, according to Sensata. The device features hermetic sealing for stable contact resistance and a compact footprint suited to higher voltage EV platforms. Sensata will showcase FaultBreak at ACT Expo 2026 in Las Vegas from 5-7 May.
Sensata Technologies has launched its FaultBreak contactor, a high-voltage switching and protection solution designed to improve electric vehicle safety and reliability. The device combines the functions of a fuse and contactor in a single unit, reducing system cost, weight and complexity. FaultBreak offers market-leading fault clearing capability, validated up to 16 kA at 1 kV, and features passive fuse functionality that interrupts faults without external detection electronics. Unlike single-use fuses, the device is resettable after temporary faults, maximising vehicle uptime and reducing warranty claims. The solution reduces component count by over 50% compared to conventional systems whilst eliminating pyrofuses, busbars and low-voltage harnesses. Sensata will showcase FaultBreak at ACT Expo 2026 in Las Vegas from 4-7 May.
Anglia Components signs pan-european deal with Sensata tech. February 23, 2026 Anglia Components has signed a Pan European distribution agreement with Sensata, the global industrial technology company and leading provider of sensors, sensor-rich solutions, and electrical protection devices used in mission-critical systems. Anglia is focusing on Sensata's range of pressure sensors, as well as its reed relays and liquid level sensors (Sensata's Cynergy3 brand), solid state relays (Sensata's Crydom brand), circuit breakers and thermostats (Sensata's Airpax brand) and high voltage relays (Sensata's Gigavac brand). Commented John Bowman, Anglia's Marketing Director "Sensata's broad range of sensing solutions encompasses many on industry's most established and venerated brands. Design engineers can be assured of the high quality and performance of these products and we are delighted to add them to Anglia's portfolio, providing a wider product offering for our industrial customer base." Jacek Kacprowicz, EMEA Industrial Distribution Sales Manager at Sensata Technologies added "A key factor in our decision to sign the agreement is that Anglia is now offering its famed service to customers based in the EU as well as the UK and Ireland through the Anglia Live platform. Our products complement Anglia's existing line card and we look forward to partnering with them to achieve new design-in wins."
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Sensata introduces STEV series contactors for battery electric and electric vehicles. Sensata Technologies has launched its new STEV high-voltage contactor series. This series provides great efficiency, strong protection, and simple integration for electric and hybrid vehicles. STEV contactors meet essential safety, performance, and reliability needs. They manage high-voltage power between EV batteries, inverters, and chargers. The series works on many platforms. It includes plug-in hybrids, battery electric pickup trucks, and Class 8 heavy-duty trucks. This helps OEMs standardize switching technology and simplify development. Sensata's STEV contactors are customizable to meet specific mission requirements, leveraging core switching technology that has been refined over years of development. Built to meet strict automotive safety and quality standards, including APQP compliance, STEV contactors can also be customized for specific applications. "We don't just manufacture components. We engineer solutions with our customers, adapting our STEV contactors to the unique demands of leading OEM's applications," said Markus Schwabe, EVP, Automotive and Aftermarket at Sensata Technologies.