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Electronic Technician
Job Description:
 Test, troubleshoot and repair electronic circuitries
 Perform mechanical and electronic assembly of products including hand soldered circuit
board assemblies using written instructions, blue print specifications, and industry
standards.
 Work with Engineers on new circuit designs
 Document design changes and updates
 Work directly with Engineering to build, modify and evaluate circuit designs
Essential Skills:
 Associates Degree and or equivalent technical/military experience.
 Have a minimum of one (1) year of experience in the test, debug and repair of electronic
circuitry
 Proficient in use of DVM, Oscilloscope, and other Technical equipment
 Be able to work with Engineers and follow design guidelines and work from electrical
prints
 Understanding of analog circuit and power supply design
 Ability to solder, assemble and conduct other related tasks to electronic field.
 Mechanical aptitude
Non-Essential Skills:
 Knowledge and experience with wire wrapping
 Computer Skills.
 Understanding of ESD practices
 Experience working with PLC programs
 Proficiency with Microsoft Word & Excel.
 Experience working in a Research and Development environment
 Familiarity working with High Voltage (30kV to 450kV)
 Competent at mechanical layout tasks and able to perform basic machine shop tasks, such
as drill press and band saw operations.
 Able to work on miniature circuits where tight precision soldering is required.
 Knowledgeable of common electronic and electro-mechanical components
 Able to assist in the selection and procurement of parts and materials and maintain stock
of components used in the engineering lab.