Senior Electronic Technologist
$37.88 per hour
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Senior
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$37.88 per hour
About the role
- Testing, debugging and Troubleshooting of mixed signal and power electronics-based circuits controlled by analog and/or digital technologies.
- Assemble Printed Circuit boards using Surface Mount as well as Thru-hole Technology
- Assemble simple test circuits based on schematic only
- Perform supplementary role as lab manager
- Coordinate maintenance/calibration of equipment with Calibration Department
- Ensure component organization and monitor stock levels using Partsbox.io online system
- Coordinate housekeeping with engineering team
- Coordinate with Engineering and Facilities teams for new lab installations
- Build Test Fixtures and harnesses for product development
- Perform safety and EMC compliance testing at inside as well as outside engineering laboratories.
- Skilled in operating lab equipment: oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, VNAs, spectrum analyzers, power analyzers, etc.
- Skilled in reading schematics, wiring diagrams, and assembly drawings.
- Strong troubleshooting skills down to component and board level.
- Ability to work independently on complex builds, tests, or investigations.
- Ability to manage priorities, risks, and timelines effectively.
- Strong attention to detail, especially in test execution and documentation.
- Ability to present findings to engineers, management, and cross functional teams.
- BSEE or AS Degree in Electrical Engineering with strong background in Electronic Hardware
- At least 7- 10 years of recent hands-on experience with power conversion circuits and Analog/Digital controls
- Strong proficiency with relevant Lab instrumentation such as (scopes, logic and feedback loop analyzers),
- Certified Soldering and rework skills
- Certified wire crimping skills (can be attained in-house)
- Assist engineering staff with selection of new components
- Must possess ability to articulate detailed technical information, both written and orally, to internal as well as external customers.
- Intermediate Proficiency in the use of one or more simulation and analytical tools such as OrCAD Cadence, PSpice or others
- Advanced proficiency with lab tools, such as surface mount stencils, basic hand tools (wire crimper, drill, Dremel, etc), soldering and rework tools
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Strongly motivated and highly organized to achieve high productivity with minimal direct supervision
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