Electrical Technician III - 1st shift

Boston Scientific • Arden Hills, MN

10d • $55,432 - $94,224 • Onsite

About The Position

Supports electrical and electronic engineering activities involving specialized equipment or products in a manufacturing environment. Performs functions across manufacturing operations, including assisting engineers with setup and calibration, rework, and quality testing of parts, components, subassemblies, and final assemblies. Determines and may help develop methods and procedures to control or modify manufacturing processes, and works with engineers on experiments.

The role designs, develops, debugs, modifies, tests, builds, and assembles electrical circuits, systems, test equipment, and prototypes using current tools and techniques. It documents and evaluates electrical and electronic systems, circuits, prototypes, and components; tracks and troubleshoots development and test-set-up issues; and maintains records in an approved tracking tool. The technician also performs equipment setup and maintenance, supports process improvement, and helps mentor less experienced technicians.

This is an onsite position requiring attendance at the local office five days per week. Relocation assistance and employment visa sponsorship are not available. The position is safety-sensitive and requires a prohibited-substance test.

Requirements

• Three years of experience with an associate degree, or an equivalent combination of education and work experience.
• In-depth knowledge of safety principles, hazards, and requirements.

Nice To Haves

• IPC Soldering Trainer certification or experience for soldering and inspection.

Responsibilities

• Design, develop, debug, modify, test, build, and assemble electrical circuits, systems, circuitry, test equipment, and prototypes using current tools, analysis techniques, and technologies, following schematics, diagrams, and written or verbal instructions.
• Document, test, evaluate, analyze, and verify electrical and electronic systems, circuits, prototypes, and components by preparing documents, reports, memos, and change requests in accordance with approved procedures and standards.
• Track and troubleshoot electrical development efforts, test setups, and circuit or device problems, maintaining records in the approved tracking management tool.
• Follow safety rules and regulations, including QSE and ISO standards, and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) principles.
• Participate in the Material Review Board (MRB) decision process and comply with Boston Scientific quality requirements and procedures.
• Perform routine and complex equipment setup; manage corrective, preventive, and calibration maintenance tasks and equipment spares to improve uptime.
• Evaluate and order necessary equipment, tools, and fixtures.
• Work with technicians and engineers on process improvement and participate in project execution.
• Mentor and develop less experienced technicians in technical, business, or communication skills.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level
• Education Level: Associate degree