Electronics Debugging Specialist

Unigen Manufacturing USA•Newark, NJ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

At the heart of California's innovation landscape is Unigen, a trusted ally for businesses aiming to revolutionize their products. Established in 1991, we have evolved into a premier electronics manufacturing services (EMS) provider, offering an all-encompassing array of solutions that include design, manufacturing, and supply chain management. Our offerings, from pioneering memory modules to ultra-dense storage devices, are constructed to satisfy the high-tech demands of today’s digital landscape. We are dedicated to innovation and quality, empowering our partners to reach new heights. Join Our Team - Advanced Testing Role Unigen invites you to be part of a dynamic environment where cutting-edge projects await. Here in Newark, you'll interact daily with innovative minds and be near unparalleled resources. Offering competitive compensation and an extensive benefits package such as 401(k) matching, Unigen creates a conducive ecosystem designed for personal and professional growth in the semiconductor field. Your Role: Your primary responsibility as an Electronics Debugging Specialist is to moderate the testing, analysis, and repair of our products and systems.

Requirements

Associate’s Degree in Engineering, Electronics, or similar expertise
A minimum of two years’ experience in SMT, PCBA, or related fields
Adept with communication protocols such as RS-232, RS-485, and more
Proficient in reading and interpreting complex circuit diagrams
Familiarity with SMT processes, IPC standards, and various diagnostic tools

Responsibilities

Handle electronic test devices, like oscilloscopes, to run specialized evaluations as needed
Accurately report any findings from test procedures and in-progress diagnostics
Troubleshoot and rectify any issues with malfunctioning equipment
Conduct system analysis to identify root causes of defects
Ensure timely repair and validation of work-in-progress items
Perform Comprehensive Failure Analysis
File detailed reports on any test mishaps and suggest improvements
Apply in-circuit tests to assess component-level issues
Use X-ray technology for intricate debugging processes
Collaborate with engineers for intensive debugging concerns