Two Way Radio Repair Technician

Company Overview

Aerowave Technologies measures success by the number of clients' lives it connects. The goal is to connect 75,000 lives in 2031, over 10× the number connected in 2021. For more than 20 years the company has provided safety and security technology solutions—specifically two‑way radio systems and surveillance and access control solutions—to a diverse and growing base of blue‑chip clients. Aerowave prides itself on exceptional client service and values the relationships built with its clients. The organization runs on the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) to strengthen Vision, People, Data, Process, Issues, and Traction.

Core Values

• Our Client is our North Star – We adapt and adjust to serve our clients above all else.
• Win Together – We encourage each other to make a positive impact every day.
• Continuous Improvement – We make a little progress every day, leading to BIG results.
• Deliver Solutions, Not Excuses – We solve challenging problems, hold ourselves accountable, and never blame others.

Hiring, reviewing, rewarding, and recognizing coworkers is based on these core values, and sharing them is critical to succeed at Aerowave.

Job Summary

As a Radio Repair Technician, you will be a key member of the organization and play an important role in client satisfaction. Your passion for providing exceptional service contributes to world‑class client satisfaction. You will be the first line of response to a diverse customer base, communicating in an open, helpful, and engaging manner to find each customer's unique solution. In this role you will diagnose and repair a wide range of two‑way radio equipment—including portables, mobiles, and base stations—across major brands (Motorola, Kenwood, Hytera, Harris, and others), performing repairs down to the component level on RF and digital circuit boards.

Requirements

• Troubleshoot and repair to component level of Radio Frequency (RF) circuit boards.
• Understand electronic circuits, read sophisticated schematic diagrams and layouts, and trace components for troubleshooting and repair.
• Use test and measurement equipment such as oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, signal generators, and volt meters.
• Perform both surface‑mount and thru‑hole soldering techniques.
• Troubleshoot RF technologies related to two‑way radio.
• Conduct circuit board‑level diagnosis and repair, including identification and replacement of failed ICs, transistors, capacitors, inductors, crystals, and other discrete components.
• Rework and replace surface‑mount components—including fine‑pitch ICs, BGAs, QFNs, and 0201/0402 passives—using hot‑air rework stations and precision soldering irons.
• Align and calibrate repaired radios to manufacturer specifications using RF test equipment, verifying frequency accuracy, deviation, sensitivity, and transmit power output.
• Utilize manufacturer service software and programming tools (e.g., Motorola CPS/RSS, Kenwood KPG, Hytera firmware tools) to program radios, flash firmware, and complete alignment procedures.
• Maintain accurate repair records documenting fault descriptions, parts used, labor time, and alignment data in the company’s service management system.
• Follow ESD (electrostatic discharge) best practices and safe handling procedures for sensitive RF and digital assemblies at all times.
• Other duties as assigned.

Preferred Skillsets

• Proven ability to test and troubleshoot various types of electronic circuit boards.
• Experience in board‑level and multi‑layer board repair of telecommunications systems.
• Experience with amplifier and receive circuits.
• Experience with signal generators and spectrum analyzers.
• Track record of soldering with various IC packages.
• Excellent attention to detail.
• Familiarity with P25, DMR, NXDN, or other digital radio protocols and their associated troubleshooting challenges.
• Experience performing BGA reballing or micro‑soldering under magnification (stereo or digital microscope).
• Associate’s degree or vocational certificate in Electronics Technology, Communications Technology, or a related field; or equivalent hands‑on work experience.
• Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple repair tickets simultaneously and meet turnaround time commitments.
• Ability to communicate repair findings and recommendations clearly to clients in non‑technical language.