Electronic Maintenance Technician 87510

Boeing•Portland, OR

17h•$35 - $62•Onsite

About The Position

The Boeing Company, specifically Boeing Commercial Airplanes, is seeking an Electronic Maintenance Technician for their Equipment Services team in Portland, Oregon. This role is crucial for operational success, involving troubleshooting and repairing electronic systems in a dynamic environment. The position requires a minimum of an Oregon Manufacturing Plant Electrician, Limited Journeyman (PJ) License. The technician will collaborate with engineers and operators to enhance system performance, foster safety and innovation, and uphold quality standards and regulatory compliance. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented individual with strong technical skills who thrives in a collaborative setting, contributing to the mission of delivering excellence in aviation.

Requirements

Relevant experience can include academic qualifications, military service, or other industry-related roles.
1+ years of electronic/electrical experience including related education in any of the following fields: machine tool maintenance, industrial electronic and/or electrical maintenance field, or military electronic/electrical system maintenance.
Must possess valid State of Oregon Electrical License at the Manufacturing Plant level or higher and/or the ability to reciprocate your state's license into Oregon.
This position must meet Export Control compliance requirements, therefore a “US Person” as defined by 22 C.F.R. § 120.62 is required. “US Person” includes US Citizen, U.S National, lawful permanent resident, refugee, or asylee.

Nice To Haves

1+ years of experience operating CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) machine tools.
1+ years of experience troubleshooting and operating PLCs (programmable logic controls) preferably Siemens and Allen Bradley.

Responsibilities

Obtain work assignments from the job board, team leader, or other accepted shop procedures.
Review schematics, logic ladders, drawings, specifications, and regulatory codes for assigned jobs.
Service, maintain, upgrade, and troubleshoot equipment malfunctions by collaborating with operators, vendors, and engineers.
Wear appropriate PPE and comply with safety procedures, including Lockout, Tag, Tryout (LOTTO) and confined space protocols.
Use mechanical lifts (e.g., scissor lifts, forklifts) to access work areas safely.
Disassemble and reassemble electronic components or subsystems for inspection and repairs.
Repair, replace, or reprogram components as needed, securing or ordering replacement parts when necessary.
Install, crimp, terminate, and solder wires using approved methods; install and repair conduits or raceways.
Utilize electronic test equipment (e.g., oscilloscopes, meters) to test and calibrate electronic components and systems, including performing antenna and transmission line tests.
Install and edit software and machine programs as required, ensuring systems are up to date.
Clean electronic components and computer controls using appropriate solvents and equipment.
Conduct follow-up tests to verify that issues have been resolved and confer with operators as needed.
Create detailed documentation of work performed and communicate with the next shift to ensure continuity.
Collaborate with co-workers, supervisors, and engineers to analyze and improve facility and equipment design.
Maintain applicable licenses, certifications, and knowledge of electronic theory, software programming languages, and mathematical concepts (e.g., binary, hexadecimal) to effectively troubleshoot and repair systems.