Electronic Technician

Role Overview The Electronics Technician III conducts product, component, and reliability testing in a laboratory environment to ensure designs meet engineering, regulatory, and customer standards. They are responsible for safely setting up, executing tests, collecting data, and analyzing results to support product development and continuous improvement. This includes troubleshooting, modifying, and repairing electronic circuits, PCBs, and test systems, as well as interpreting schematics and documentation. The technician supports environmental and reliability testing such as HALT and HASS, and ensures compliance with safety standards. They also build, rework, and validate prototypes, and contribute to developing lab procedures and safety protocols. Mentoring new technicians, maintaining equipment, and preparing test reports are key duties. Qualifications & Skills An associate degree in Electronics, Electrical, Mechanical Technology, or equivalent experience is required. Minimum of 5 years of experience in electrical/electromechanical testing, with proficiency in circuit assembly, troubleshooting, soldering, and interpreting electrical schematics. Strong safety awareness, technical problem-solving skills, and familiarity with measurement and data acquisition equipment are essential. Effective communication, multitasking, and teamwork abilities are needed. Preferred qualifications include experience with reliability testing, data analysis (e.g., MATLAB), PCB design, embedded electronics, and regulatory standards. Key Duties Set up and perform performance, application, and reliability tests following safety and lab standards.Record and analyze data, support testing for certification, and monitor test progress.Support environmental and accelerated life testing activities.Build, modify, troubleshoot, and repair electronic circuits and prototypes.Interpret schematics and support PCB design and validation activities.Diagnose hardware failures and recommend corrective actions.Assemble and validate test equipment and instrumentation.Maintain certifications, handle laboratory materials properly, and improve procedures.Train and mentor laboratory staff, assist with calibration and maintenance, and prepare test reports.