Electronics Technician 3 - 2nd shift

GE Aerospace•Town of Islip, NY

16d•$35 - $37•Onsite

About The Position

Join our team as an Electronics Technician, where you'll test and troubleshoot electronic products to the component level using advanced tools like oscilloscopes, voltmeters, and Hi-Pot meters. You'll interpret schematics, mentor teammates, and recommend process improvements to ensure the highest quality standards in a collaborative, self-directed team environment. With a degree or certification in electronics and hands-on manufacturing experience, you'll play a vital role in driving innovation and excellence in electronics manufacturing. At GE Aerospace in Bohemia, you will be part of a collaborative and diverse team that values your unique perspectives and innovative spirit. You will have the opportunity to work smarter, not harder, through our ongoing LEAN transformation. Your contributions will have a meaningful impact on millions of lives, and you will share in our sense of purpose and pride. If you are ready to elevate your future, come aboard and help us advance aviation technologies for today and tomorrow. Are you ready to take your electronics expertise to the next level? As an Electronics Technician, you’ll play a critical role in testing, troubleshooting, and optimizing electronic products using advanced tools like oscilloscopes, voltmeters, and Hi-Pot meters. With your ability to interpret schematics, mentor teammates, and recommend process improvements, you’ll ensure every product meets the highest quality standards while thriving in a collaborative, self-directed team environment.

Requirements

Education: A 2-year degree in Electronics or related field, Certified Electronics Program (18 months), or 4-year degree in Electronics Engineering Technology (EET) or related field. PR Certification must be obtained within the probationary period.
Experience: 1-3 years of manufacturing experience with a 2-year degree or Certified Electronics Program, or no experience required with a 4-year degree.
Skills: Proficiency in troubleshooting to the component level, using tools and gauges, interpreting schematics, and maintaining close specifications. Strong dexterity, hand-eye coordination, and basic computer skills are essential.

Responsibilities

Test and Troubleshoot: Set up and operate specialized test equipment to evaluate electronic products, troubleshooting to the component and sub-assembly level using schematics and established procedures.
Collaborate and Lead: Provide technical guidance to Assemblers and mentor new technicians, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement.
Drive Quality: Interpret drawings and specifications, recommend process improvements, and ensure all quality feedback is documented and communicated effectively.