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Description:

The Electronics Technician will work in our Production Department.

RESPONSIBILTIES:

Troubleshoot and test electronic circuit board assemblies down to the component level.
Evaluate circuit boards to industry standard criteria and rework to meet said standard
Perform Testing/Assembly work as needed.
Maintain and record repair information in Microsoft Excel

Requirements:

REQUIRED SKILLS:

Experience working in electronics manufacturing or technical schooling.
Ability to use various tools including soldering irons, hot-air guns, de-soldering equipment, digital multimeters, etc.
Experience with soldering, including through-hole parts and SMD components
Understand how to follow and employ troubleshooting methodology.
Able to work independently and prioritize based on manufacturing needs

Beneficial Skills

Experience with IPC-A-610, IPC J-STD-001, or others
Experience reworking according to IPC-7711 / IPC-7721 is valued
Experience working according to other industry standards
Ability to read and understand Electrical schematics
Experience working with very small or complex SMD components such as BGA’s, QFP’s, 0603 and smaller discrete components, etc.