QUALITY TECHNICIAN - LEVEL 4

Posted 17 days ago

direct staffingWilson (NC)

Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing

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About the role

Quality Technician - Level 4We have an immediate opening for a high level quality technician to work in the electronics work group in its Wilson, NC facility. This position is from 12pm - 8:30pm.

Duties will include:

Troubleshooting circuit boards to component level.
Working knowledge of electronic test and measurement equipment.
Familiar with operating automated test equipment.
Read, comprehend and follow technical document, router & work instructions, blue prints, production drawings, schematics and sample assemblies.
Able to receive verbal instructions regarding duties to be performed.
Work in a lab / manufacturing environment.
On occasion, this position will work overtime and extended hours.
Due to test equipment constraints most likely split shift & off-shifts is required. This may mean working odd shifts and also weekends.
Provide data analysis to identify trends, assist in defect and turn back investigations, provide overall QA support.
Support Quality Clinic activities repair, review and disposition
Utilize Relentless Root Cause Analysis (RRCA) methodologies to resolve escapes and obtain corrective action for non-conformances.
Participate in Continuous Improvement Team (CIT) and SRR programs.
Preparation of Failure Analysis reports of troubleshooting returned parts.
Provide expertise in Quality Assurance and process improvement tools and methods to targeted functions of the organization to support them in their continuous improvement activities.
Maintain accurate records of assembly work and inspections performed.

Education / Certifications: High School Diploma or GED is required for this position with 3 years minimum experience in the repair, maintenance and operation of aerospace electronic equipment and/or working in an Engineering Lab environment on electronic equipment.

Experience / Qualifications: Three to five (3) years minimum experience in the repair, maintenance and operation of aerospace electronic equipment and/or working in an Engineering Lab environment on electronic equipment is required. Candidate must be able to complete and get certified in IPC-610 or J-Standard Solder Certified within 90 days of starting. Basic experience with MS Office.- Fine Pitch soldering experience desired.- Familiarity with National Instruments PXI Chassis or similar modular test equipment systems a plus- This position requires mechanical ability, manual dexterity and hand-eye coordination to build various assemblies using drawings and instructions.- Candidate must be able to use various types of hand tools. This position will most likely work 12pm - 8:30pm. Skills and Certifications 3 years of maintenance, quality or repair experience in aerospace electronic equipment or eng labJ Standard certified in the past Ability to get J Standard Solder Certified within 90 days of hire Ability to work 12pm - 8:30pm.

Ideal Candidate: This person has experience with troubleshooting and repairing circuit boards so that they can work in the quality function to support the organization. They will have worked with test equipment in the past and have a desire to solve manufacturing problems and help them reach root cause. This person could ideally teach the J Standard soldering course in the future as well for our site. Ideal Candidate should have worked for the following company(ies):Anywhere that electronic circuit boards are made or repaired.

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