Job Summary
The electronic lab technician will work in an engineering environment building and testing prototype electronic and electromechanical assemblies. The electronic lab technician will also assist in the troubleshooting and diagnosis of manufacturing defects and report their findings to the appropriate engineering personnel. The electronic lab technician will be expected to work with minimal supervision and manage their workload as required. The electronic lab technician will also support qualification testing of new and existing products which may require travel to outside testing facilities.
Examples of Essential Functions:
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Building and debugging of prototype PCB assemblies
- Building and debugging manufacturing test jigs and fixtures.
- Work with team to analyze product return RMAs down to component level
- Be able to collect data, interpret trends and present it to management
- Knowledge of electronics (Ohms Law, Read Schematics, DPDT Switching), required
- Must be proficient and understand the accuracy limitations in the use of electronic test equipment (DVM, Dielectric Tester, Power Supplies, Oscilloscopes, Soldering)
- Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills
Education/training/experience:
- An Associate's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience is desired
- 4 or more years working in an engineering lab environment
- Must have experience working with surface mount PCBAs
- Must have experience working with microcontrollers and firmware
- Must have experience working with electro-mechanical products
- Must be able to read and understand engineering drawings and schematics
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Office Suite