System Build, Test and Rework Technician

About the role

UST is seeking a System Build, Test and Rework Technician to support day-to-day operations in a semiconductor validation and development lab located in Hillsboro, Oregon.

Responsibilities

• Fine-pitch soldering/rework utilizing microscopes.
• Debugging circuits with a DMM, Programmable PS.
• Troubleshooting HW issues / failures / malfunctions.
• Conduct hardware-level troubleshooting and component replacement under engineering guidance.
• Follow ESD safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized, and secure lab environment.
• Assemble and disassemble systems, boards, and components such as motherboards, CPUs, memory, and power supplies.
• Support BIOS and firmware updates and assist in system bring-up and smoke testing.
• Collaborate with validation engineers to prepare systems for testing and resolve setup issues.
• Maintain lab infrastructure including test benches, power strips, tools, and network connectivity.
• Accurately input inventory data into the record systems from various sources, ensuring data integrity and consistency.

Requirements

• Experience in Electronics, Electrical or related fields.
• Surface-mount soldering (603, 402, 201 components).
• Able to interpret ECO to apply reworks.
• Familiarity with firmware flashing tools (e.g., Dediprog, BAT scripts, OS utilities).
• Basic knowledge of operating system installation (Windows/Linux) and driver install/setup.
• Strong mechanical and electrical troubleshooting skills.
• Good collaboration and organization.
• Following detailed documentation.
• Experience with Reading Schematics & board layout.
• Debugging circuits with DMM, Programmable PS.

Qualifications

• Experience or strong interest in Electronics, Electrical, or Computer Architecture.
• High school diploma or equivalent; Associate degree in a related field preferred.
• 0-2 years of experience in Platform enabling/debug.
• 0-2 years of experience in fine-pitch soldering.
• Ability to lift up to 40 lbs, work on lab benches and handle ESD-sensitive components safely.