Electronic Technician

Prysmian Group•Williamsport, PA

20h•Onsite

About The Position

Prysmian is a global leader in energy and digital solutions, specializing in cable systems for power transmission, distribution, and data communication. With a significant presence in North America and worldwide, Prysmian is committed to innovation, scale, and expertise in the energy and telecommunications sectors. The company emphasizes that work at Prysmian matters, offering opportunities for global team members to make an impact and contribute to transforming the world. This specific role is a key position within the Williamsport electrical/electronic repair team, focusing on troubleshooting, repairing, designing, and managing electrical and electronic control devices and systems to ensure maximum operational uptime and product quality.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a maintenance role (wire & cable experience preferred).
Proven track record of results in the installation, operation, and maintenance of manufacturing processes and equipment utilized in a continuous operation.
Result-driven individual with a proven track record in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
Strong project management abilities.
Ability to manage and execute multiple, complex tasks and deal easily with pressure on a daily basis.
Strong verbal and written communication skills.
Flexible work schedule to support a facility that runs 24 hrs. a day, 7 days a week.
Ability to operate all commonly used electrical/electronic test equipment including: Oscilloscopes (with signal storage), Digital and analog multimeters, ammeters, megohmmeters, frequency meters, signal generators, Data loggers and chart recorders, Power Demand Analyzers.
Working knowledge of computers, including PCs and custom-designed control systems.
Ability to download information, configure and setup software, apply and troubleshoot serial communications, and repair systems with this type of equipment.
Comfortable with and able to use a computer as a normal working tool.
Ability to apply and program Programmable Logic Controllers.
A two (2) year associate degree in electrical/Electronics Technology or related degree with experience, OR a two-year electrical certificate with demonstrable aptitude for the work described above and a willingness to pursue further education as needed through training.

Nice To Haves

Wire & cable experience preferred.
Technical degrees considered a plus when supported with applicable experience.

Responsibilities

Troubleshooting electrical and electronic control devices and systems and effecting timely repairs.
Designing new circuitry and modifying existing circuitry.
Managing selected projects as required to meet the needs of the Maintenance Department’s internal customers.
Ensuring a high level of safety awareness and encouraging it among other employees.
Using schematic diagrams, vendor-supplied technical data, and test equipment to troubleshoot and repair plant electrical and electronic control systems.
Specifying and assisting in selecting new electrical and electronic equipment, components, and installation/repair services.
Preparing requisitions for needed electronic components and supplies.
Inspecting, calibrating, programming, and adjusting plant electrical and electronic systems (including programmable controllers, computers, and AC&DC drives).
Encouraging and supporting teamwork within the electrical work group, which may include organizing work teams and serving as a member of teams.
Supporting and participating in the department safety committee.
Recommending changes to plant electronic components and systems to improve performance, reduce costs, and enhance quality.
Assisting maintenance electricians in performing PM, repairing breakdowns, and carrying out maintenance projects.
Maintaining a high level of housekeeping at all times.
Maintaining records to analyze equipment performance and determine necessary enhancements.
Documenting all work carefully and thoroughly.
Keeping existing documentation current and accessible to team members.
Ensuring software copies are up-to-date, available to the team, and that sufficient backup copies are maintained.
Working non-scheduled hours when needed.