Manufacturing Test Technician

Onda Corporation•Sunnyvale, CA

9h•$18 - $35

About The Position

Onda Corporation is the industry-leading innovator in designing and manufacturing ultrasound measurement technologies, serving predominantly the medical device industry. We are a scientific instrument manufacturer located in Sunnyvale, California, and have a 30-year history of creating solutions to our customers’ technical challenges. Our customer base is global with distributors in Europe and Asia. We are searching for a Manufacturing Test Technician to become a member of our Manufacturing team. The responsibility of this individual will include product fabrication, inspection, testing, and accurate reporting of test and inspection results. Along with your resume, please submit a letter describing your talents, strengths and career goals.

Requirements

Minimum of 3 years experience in a manufacturing environment— familiar with quality management systems (in an ISO environment) and MRP systems
Experience assembling products using basic hand and power tools
Comfortable using a Windows PC and Microsoft Excel
Demonstrated ability to communicate orally and in writing
Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and schematics
Familiarity with oscilloscopes and test equipment—AA degree or equivalent in electronics is a plus
Hand soldering experience is preferred--circuit board assembly
Ability to follow instructions, demonstrating self-sufficiency
Good organizational and decision-making skills
Strong mechanical aptitude
Good dexterity and hand-eye coordination for assembly of components that are often very small
Preference for teamwork

Responsibilities

Facilitating the RMA process—checking-in, tracking, routing through process, and preparing for shipment
Testing products—scientific instruments—using oscilloscopes and signal generators
Meeting production schedules
Performing Quality Assurance measurements and inspection, documenting results
Building scientific instruments—electronics, electro-mechanical systems, measurement devices
Analyzing and troubleshooting measurement products, followed by writing reports for customers
Documenting product records (Device History Records), ensuring the integrity of related data
Maintaining laboratory equipment in accordance with procedures and good housekeeping practices
Assembling products with small features requiring delicate hand movements and microscope inspection
Taking safety concerns seriously—following the proper use of equipment, materials, and protective gear