Repair Technician I Government Contract - 1st Shift M-F 6am-2:30pm

Zebra Technologies•Bentonville, AR

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Under minimal supervision, perform basic functionality tests/troubleshooting to meet acceptable repair specifications. Use established procedures and work instructions to meet productions goals and troubleshoot electronic modules. Will be required to collect data for evaluation purposes. This position will work on repairs exclusively for government contracts.

Requirements

Minimum Education: High School Diploma or GED preferred but not required
Minimum Work Experience (years): less than1 year
US citizenship required - Must be able to obtain a Public Trust / Sensitive Security Clearance
General math skills
Experience as a production assembler, having performed assembly operations to required quality levels and job standards.
Some knowledge of computers and test equipment is required.
Manual dexterity and visual coordination are required.
Prior use of various hand tools.
Ability to stand and sit on production line throughout the shift.
Works well with others.
Completion of a successful federal security clearance is a requirement of the position.
The applicant must complete and return to the federal agency a detailed security questionnaire as well as consent to and pass the following background screens: US citizen required - individual must be able to obtain a Public Trust/Sensitive Security Clearance
7 year employment/education verification
5 year credit check
A pre-employment drug screen which will test for federally controlled substances, including THC, irrespective of state law
5 year fingerprinted criminal background screen
7 year criminal county search
Federal Criminal Search- all counties lived and worked in 7 years
7 year multi jurisdiction search
Social Security Trace
Drug Test- 9 panel drug test

Responsibilities

Performs setup, testing and modular level repair to whole units.
Maintains accurate record keeping for individual repairs.
Uses custom software testing suites to diagnose/validate hardware failure.
Recognizes failures, follows engineering changes, and determines appropriate action.
Uses equipment such as a voltmeter, computer, and special test fixtures.
Maintains production and quality output standards.
Performs other duties as assigned.