Repair Engineer 2 (A Group MLB._.RS)-Houston,TX

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qedge foxconnHouston (TX)

Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance

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Job Description: Purpose of the position1.Mainly responsible for analyzing defective products in the repair of the main line and FATP production testing, ensuring accuracy and timeliness, improving work efficiency, cost control, team and data management.

Duties and Responsibilities: 1.Maintenance area FAE & Rework yield and cost monitoring. Possess a strong sense of responsibility, can assist team management2.Analyze defective mainboards for SMT&FATP production testing.3.Timely collect and feedback top issues of defects to engineering and quality units.4.Assist in optimizing and improving production yield. Education and work experience1.Full-time associate or bachelor's degree (majors such as computer science/electronic information technology/electricalautomation, etc.)2.Experience in analyzing and repairing electronic products. For example: computers, mobile phones, tablets. Working conditions1.On-site work requires wearing anti-static equipment, etc., with an independent maintenance room.2.Flexibly adjust non-working hours according to production needs and incident levels to ensure the normal production rhythm of the product line.

Skills: 1.Proficient in using electronic instrument analysis tools (oscilloscope/multimeter)2.Understand analog and digital circuit diagram analysis.3.Basic knowledge of hot air gun & soldering iron repair skills.4.Proficient in English is required; working knowledge of Mandarin is preferred but not required. Powered by JazzHR9Ggj4JeXqQ

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