Electronics Technician

Leidos•Long Beach, MS

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The Defense | Maritime Business Area of Leidos develops and deploys advanced technology solutions that address existing and emerging maritime missions of national importance for a broad range of customers across the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, other governmental agencies, and commercial clients. We are currently seeking an engineering technician to support a world-class LEAN manufacturing environment for current and future projects spanning advanced concept and prototype development, low-rate initial production and full-rate production. This position is responsible for supporting assembly, testing, and production work related to electronic devices used for both surface and subsea applications.

Requirements

High School diploma or equivalent and 2 – 4 years of prior related experience.
Must have experience reading schematics and drawings.
Must be detail oriented.
Capable of soldering to J-STD-001
Familiar with and capable of operating standard electronic test equipment; oscilloscopes, meters, frequency generators, etc.
Must be self-motivated, self-sufficient, and able to switch from one task to another at a moment’s notice.
Must be able to keep workspaces clean, organized, and free from grit, dust etc.
Needs to work well with others and be able to communicate and understand verbal and written instructions.
Can interact with customers, peers, and supervisors with professionalism.
Average physical mobility to move around an office and lab environment, and the ability to lift 50 lbs.
Willingness to travel outside local area up to 2-5 times per year.
Must be able to obtain a Secret clearance for consideration.
U.S. CITIZENSHIP IS REQUIRED

Nice To Haves

2-year degree in instrumentation and electronics.
Capable of writing work orders and test procedures.
Fiber Optics manufacturing, troubleshooting, and repair.
Certified to J-STD-001 Solder Standard.
ISO manufacturing experience.

Responsibilities

Electrical assembly
Wire harness fabrication utilizing wire splicing, crimping, Molex connector installation and soldering on a multitude of different connectors and cable types.
Circuit board component installation using approved soldering techniques for surface mount and through-hole mount components on multi-layer printed circuit boards.
Circuit card assembly inspection and test.
Utilize standard lab equipment (oscilloscopes, digital multi-meters, etc.) to assess and troubleshoot electronic assemblies.
Mechanical assembly
Assembly and test various mechanical systems
Read, understand, and follow engineering assembly drawings, bill of materials, manufacturing procedures, work instructions, and misc. supporting documentation.
Use various hand tools to assemble mechanical components into larger assemblies.
Able to troubleshoot assembly issues under limited supervision.
Support documentation standards by filling out serial number records, traveler records, work orders, and non-conformance reports.
Support the creation and implementation of work orders, test procedures, and safety procedures.
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment.
Manage lab equipment and assembly fixtures, support repair tasks, or seek assistance of project personnel to keep all equipment in good working condition.