Electronics Technician

Booz Allen Hamilton•Panama City, FL

46d

About The Position

Electronics Technician Key Role: Serve as an electronic techni cia n, c ond ucting the assembly and fabrication of electrical, electronic, or mechanical components or equipment. Perform tasks, including the operation of mechanical machinery, calibration equipment, power tools, and electronic tooling. Apply industry and organizational knowledge to programs and projects. Leverage knowledge of standard policies and procedures, and practical application of the general and technical aspects of the job to complete assignments. Work under general supervision. Perform routine work requiring no instruction, with general instructions given for new assignments.

Requirements

2+ years of experience as an electrical techni cia n in the Defense industry, Military duty, or the DoD
Experience with soldering and rework techniques
Experience with electronic diagnostic tools such as multi met ers and oscilloscopes
Knowledge of electronic assembly fabrication, including wiring harnesses, electronic circuit boards, and integration of electronic components
Ability to install, assemble, and configure new electronic systems and components such as circuit boards or wiring
Ability to troubleshoot using diagnostic tools and techniques to identify and fix issues in electronic systems, including testing, debugging, and performing quality control checks
Ability to analyze engineering drawings to determine the electronic fabrication requirements and layout of electronic assemblies
Ability to obtain a Secret clearance
HS diploma or GED
Electronics Education Program or Apprenticeship certification

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of the design of electronic systems and components
Knowledge of 5S and other Lean Manufacturing concepts
Ability to work independently and coordinate with engineering and quality control
J-STD, IPC 610, or IPC 620 certification

Responsibilities

Conducting the assembly and fabrication of electrical, electronic, or mechanical components or equipment
Operating mechanical machinery, calibration equipment, power tools, and electronic tooling
Applying industry and organizational knowledge to programs and projects
Leveraging knowledge of standard policies and procedures, and practical application of the general and technical aspects of the job to complete assignments