Experienced Electronics Technician (first shift)

Intervala•Mount Pleasant, PA

11d

About The Position

The experienced Electronics Technician supports the production of high-quality electronic assemblies by testing electronic and electromechanical assemblies according to applicable documentation and quality workmanship standards. The role performs test assignments that may not be fully standardized, adapting procedures or equipment as needed, and helps train other technicians by providing guidance on procedures, equipment use, and troubleshooting. The technician determines the technical accuracy, operation, and proper sequencing of test procedures; provides technical support to customers; and prepares technical reports containing relevant test procedures and results. The position also involves soldering components to PCB assemblies, troubleshooting and correcting malfunctions at the component and subassembly level, and performing functional testing and diagnostics. Technicians use multimeters, oscilloscopes, automated test equipment, other tools, and interactive software to test and troubleshoot products. They document test results, rework actions, and quality findings, maintain accurate records, comply with customer specifications, ISO standards, and internal quality procedures, and keep a clean, organized work area while following ESD and safety protocols. The stated schedule is 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, with overtime.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 5 years of related work experience, or, for internal candidates, demonstrated ability to independently perform the essential functions of the job.
Ability to set up complex test equipment.
Understanding of electronic components, circuits, and tools.
Ability to operate electronic test equipment, specifically including digital multimeters.
Ability to read measurement and calibration tools and instruments.
Ability to work in a high-volume, high-detail work environment.
High level of accuracy and attention to detail to produce quality results.
Ability to read and interpret job orders, specifications, drawings, schematics, process sheets, and small print for basic assemblies.
Ability to problem-solve issues involving multiple variables.
Beginner-level proficiency in MS Office applications, including Word and Excel.

Nice To Haves

Technical certificate or associate degree in electronics.

Responsibilities

Test electronic and electromechanical assemblies according to applicable documentation and quality workmanship standards.
Perform nonstandardized or incompletely prescribed test assignments, adapting standard procedures or equipment as needed.
Assist in training other technicians and guide them in following procedures, using equipment, and troubleshooting difficult problems.
Determine the technical accuracy, operation, and proper sequencing of test procedures.
Provide technical support to customers.
Prepare technical reports that include relevant test procedures and results.
Solder components to PCB assemblies.
Troubleshoot and correct malfunctions at the component and subassembly level.
Perform basic functional testing and diagnostics using multimeters, oscilloscopes, automated test equipment, and other tools.
Use interactive software during testing and troubleshooting.
Document test results, rework actions, and quality findings, and maintain accurate records of tests and repairs.
Maintain compliance with customer specifications, ISO standards, and internal quality procedures.
Maintain a clean and organized work area and follow ESD and safety protocols.