Electronic Technician to perform the complete functional and acceptance test of the more complex electronic, electromechanical or mechanical systems and products. Responsibility to complete complex analysis, test, and repair of any new or customer-returned unit that is damaged or defective.

Responsibilities/Duties:

Interpret and work in accordance with work orders, drawings and schematics, sketches, catalogs, manuals, all other applicable engineering and customer specifications, and oral instructions. Setup, adjust, adapt, operate and interpret results from standard and special purpose test equipment, applicable to assigned area, such as multi-meters, signal generators, power supplies, bridges, oscilloscopes, field intensity meters, altitude chamber, flow meter, automatic test equipment or special test consoles to simulate in-service condition. Perform functional, calibration, qualification, acceptance tests (if applicable), design verification tests under all applicable environmental and operational variables such as temperature, humidity, altitude, shock, vibration, EMI, and various stresses. May perform reliability tests for probable life, probable failure, extreme conditions, etc. Perform preventative maintenance and calibration of equipment and systems. Test and align hybrid circuitry. Modify and update ATP’s, STP’s, QTP’s; DVTP’s, and other relevant and related procedures, perform each test accordingly. Document and analyze and organize test data; make computations, plot, graph and chart as needed; and otherwise prepare concise and accurate reports of test results. Perform independently or assist engineers in problem solving such as confined interference factors, alternative or unsuitable components, producibility problems, and feasibility of applications. Required to program test equipment, and may be required to utilize and program other software necessary to complete job responsibilities. Assist and participate in design rules for engineering and manufacturing. Interface with all applicable groups such as production technicians, assemblers, buyers, engineers, and others as necessary to exchange information, provide technical assistance, and share equipment. Assist with the transition of engineering to production. Setup equipment and interpret specifications.

Background/Experience/Skills:

Minimum of eight years (8) years of related experience required. Two-year degree in electronics or equivalent experience required. Must be able to troubleshoot down to the component level and have previous stub tuning experience.

U.S. Citizenship, Pre-Employment Drug Screen, & Background Check Required.