Stant is hiring a Laboratory Technician for our location in Connersville, Indiana. This role involves receiving, evaluating, documenting, and reporting on testing of fuel and cooling systems for development and validation purposes.Company Overview: Stant, founded in 1898, is a global leader in design, engineering and manufacturing of fuel systems, fuel caps, radiator caps and thermostats. Stant sells directly to the OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers in the automotive and industrial markets with key customers that include General Motors, Stellantis, Daimler, Hyundai, Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mercedes, Volkswagen, Plastic Omnium, Detroit Diesel, and Harley Davidson. Stant has vending, engineering, and manufacturing presence in the US, Mexico, China, and Europe. Stant is headquartered in Connersville, IN and has a satellite office in Rochester Hills, MI.Laboratory Technician Key Functions: Ensure tests are completed according to customer requirements and timelines with flexible scheduling.Track and complete job assignments using database systems.Gather test materials and set up equipment to perform test procedures.Construct and test prototype parts to fulfill customer orders and for internal evaluations.Identify and conduct necessary tests for analysis and report the results.Assist with problem-solving activities related to Stant products, methods, and procedures.Accurately document all activities, procedures, and results using Laboratory Test Procedures (LTPs) and test reports.Support safety audits of the R&D Labs.Help maintain the Engineering Archive area.Generate and maintain the calibration of lab test equipment and gauges to validate designs.Operate a forklift when neededQualifications: Associates degree in Fabrication, Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Electrical, or ProgrammingMinimum 2 years’ experienceProficiency in PC skills, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.Excellent verbal and written communication skills.Ability to work effectively in a team, with strong organizational and problem-solving skills.Capability to lift 50 pounds, handle toxic chemicals (e.g., fuel and coolants), and understand the associated safety requirements and test equipment.