About the role

Job Full Description: We are hiring Test Technicians. The Electronic Test Techs are responsible for testing, troubleshooting and repairing subassemblies and final assemblies down to the component level for products that protect and support switchboard gear, renewable energy, transportation, defense and other applications worldwide. This is a Monday through Friday full-time position, with overtime as needed.
Primary Job Responsibilities? Performs electrical product testing in a manufacturing setting? Performs product and system repair and preventive maintenance as required? Performs verification checks on electronic instruments? Writes procedures for test and inspection? Investigates and troubleshoots parts? Follows established safety procedures? Responsible for quality as related to job duties and has the authority to address issues of quality at any level? Experience with electrical testing equipment such as Ratiometers, Hi-Pots, Volt meters.? Knowledge of Siemens power configurations a bonus.
Qualifications: • High school diploma or equivalent qualification • AS degree in electronics preferred or minimum 2 years equivalent experience We offer: • A competitive benefit package • Growth and advancement opportunities • Paid Time Off from day one • 10 company paid holidays • Tuition Reimbursement • A generous 401(k) employer contribution
Schedule: Monday to Friday from 7am to 4:30pm, overtime as needed.
Pay: $26-$32 (depending on experience)Apply online at www.expresspros.com/unioncitynj Union City, NJ 3187 4808 Bergenline Avenue Suite 502 Union City, NJ 07087

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