Electronics Technician

Responsibilities:


* Builds, tests, troubleshoots, repairs and modifies automotive electronics and associated custom test equipment.


* Sets up standard lab equipment or test equipment and circuitry to conduct functional, operational, environmental, and life tests to evaluate performance and reliability of prototype or production model.


* Creates charts, graphs and reports to document test results


* Reviews and supports development of test procedures. 


* Maintains lab equipment including calibration.


* Assemble test harnesses

Qualifications:


* Education – Associate's degree in electronics technology or equivalent training and experience.


* Experience – 3 or more years of experience as electronics or electrical technician (automotive electronics preferred).

Demonstrated creativity, precision and craftsmanship in building and testing electronics circuits, assemblies and test equipment.

Understands DVP&Rs and performed validation testing.


* Strong interpersonal and communication skills


* Works well in cross-functional teams


* Able to use common electronic lab equipment such as oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, function generators and soldering irons.


* Experience with EMC equipment is preferred

Requirements



* Community College Diploma in Electronics Technology;


* One to Three years experience in machine controls and PLC programming


* Automation experience is required


* Work experience with CADKey and PLC programming


* Proven experience with Robotic troubleshooting and programming.


* Work experience with pneumatic/ hydraulic controls, sensors and electrical hardware, and control wiring circuitry.


* Demonstrated knowledge of required code for operation’s geographical area


* Strong problem identification and problem resolution skills


* Able to apply right mathematical methods and formulas to problem solving


* Able to create alternative solutions to problems


* Excellent time management skills


* High level of sound and independent judgment and reasoning