PCB Technician

Cardinal Scale Manufacturing Co•Webb City, MO

3h•$20 - $23•Onsite

About The Position

The Printed Circuit Board Technician conducts, maintains, tests and repairs electrical/electronic printed circuit boards. The position applies knowledge of electronics and mechanical principles in determining equipment malfunctions and applies skills in restoring equipment to operation. The electronics technician provides skilled mechanical and electrical/electronic support to all areas of manufacturing.

Requirements

AS Degree Electronics, or two years’ electrical/schematic/soldering experience
Training or experience in computer applications
Reflow centers for surface mount technology including BGA packages
Embedded system hardware repair to the component level
Programming/testing embedded system hardware
Proficient in the use of test equipment to include: Laboratory level DC power supply, Multi-meter, mixed-signal oscilloscope, and other electronic test equipment, PCB (enclosure units) test equipment to a level which promotes troubleshooting as an integrated system representing the end product.
Interpretation and implementation of test procedures.
Proficient manufacturing techniques including: High Value Soldering (solder and de-solder) via iron and hot air, SMT (Surface Mount Technology) to include safety, control, software, machine setup, and basic operation of alignment.
Proficient in installation and repair of electronic equipment.
Able to read schematic diagrams and troubleshoot via logical progression of data flow.
Proficient in the use of test software, such as, HyperTerminal, Portal, & Edimax.
Designs boards while maintaining respect for empirical data relating to PCB (Printed Circuit Board) failures.
Possess in-depth knowledge of complex microprocessors or microcontrollers through analog component level functions.
Maintains inventory while completing work orders.
Mindfulness toward reducing and eliminating scrap.

Nice To Haves

High School Diploma
Relevant certifications

Responsibilities

Conducts, maintains, tests and repairs electrical/electronic printed circuit boards.
Applies knowledge of electronics and mechanical principles in determining equipment malfunctions and applies skills in restoring equipment to operation.
Provides skilled mechanical and electrical/electronic support to all areas of manufacturing.
Proficient in the use of test equipment to include: Laboratory level DC power supply, Multi-meter, mixed-signal oscilloscope, and other electronic test equipment, PCB (enclosure units) test equipment to a level which promotes troubleshooting as an integrated system representing the end product.
Interpretation and implementation of test procedures.
Proficient manufacturing techniques including: High Value Soldering (solder and de-solder) via iron and hot air, SMT (Surface Mount Technology) to include safety, control, software, machine setup, and basic operation of alignment.
Proficient in installation and repair of electronic equipment.
Able to read schematic diagrams and troubleshoot via logical progression of data flow.
Proficient in the use of test software, such as, HyperTerminal, Portal, & Edimax.
Designs boards while maintaining respect for empirical data relating to PCB (Printed Circuit Board) failures.
Possess in-depth knowledge of complex microprocessors or microcontrollers through analog component level functions.
Maintains inventory while completing work orders.
Mindfulness toward reducing and eliminating scrap.