Electronics Debug Technician Component Level Repair

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american made solutionsNorcross (GA)

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

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Mid

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$27.00 per hour

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About the role

Electronics Debug Technician Component Level RepairWe are seeking an experienced Electronics Debug Technician for a hands-on electronics troubleshooting and repair position in Norcross, GA. This position is focused on diagnosing and repairing electronic assemblies and printed circuit boards (PCBs) down to the component level. The ideal candidate understands electronic circuits and can use diagnostic equipment to isolate failures, identify defective components, perform soldering/rework, and verify proper operation after repair. This is not simply an electronics assembly position. We are looking for someone with real troubleshooting ability who understands how to diagnose why an electronic device or circuit board has failed.

Responsibilities:

Troubleshoot electronic equipment and PCB assemblies to the component level
Diagnose electrical and electronic failures using schematics, test procedures, and diagnostic equipment
Use oscilloscopes, digital multimeters (DMM), power supplies, and other electronic test equipment
Identify failed or out-of-spec electronic components
Perform component-level PCB repair and rework
Solder and desolder electronic components as required
Remove and replace defective components while protecting surrounding circuitry
Inspect circuit boards for damaged components, connectors, solder joints, traces, and other defects
Perform functional testing following repairs to verify proper operation
Document failures, repairs performed, components replaced, and test results
Follow established ESD, quality, and safety procedures
Maintain an organized electronics repair and test workspace

Qualifications:

Previous experience as an Electronics Technician, Debug Technician, PCB Repair Technician, Bench Technician, Electronic Repair Technician, or similar role
Hands-on experience troubleshooting electronic circuits down to the component level
Ability to use an oscilloscope and digital multimeter for electronic troubleshooting
Strong soldering and desoldering skills
Experience removing and replacing electronic components on printed circuit boards
Ability to identify common electronic components and understand their basic functions
Ability to read and interpret electronic schematics, diagrams, and technical documentation
Understanding of voltage, current, resistance, continuity, and basic electronic circuit operation
Strong troubleshooting and root-cause problem-solving skills
Attention to detail and commitment to repair quality
Comfortable working independently at an electronics repair/test bench

Preferred Experience:

PCB/PCBA troubleshooting and repair
Through-hole and surface-mount component repairSMD/SMT soldering and rework
Oscilloscope-based signal troubleshooting
Power supply troubleshooting
Component replacement and circuit-board reworkIPC soldering/workmanship standardsESD-controlled electronics environments
Functional testing of repaired electronic equipment

Pay & Schedule:$23.00$27.00 per hour, based on electronics troubleshooting and component-level repair experience. MondayFriday | 8:00 AM4:30 PMCandidates with strong PCB troubleshooting, electronics repair, oscilloscope, soldering/desoldering, and component-level diagnostic experience are encouraged to apply. If you are an electronics technician who enjoys figuring out why a board isn't working, tracing the failure to the component level, making the repair, and proving the unit works afterward, we want to hear from you.

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