Entry Level Electronics Technician

Ideal candidate

You enjoy troubleshooting electromechanical devices.

You like designing and building electronic circuits.

You build and fix PCs as a hobby

You would rather decipher a schematic than a crossword.

You strive to learn new things.

You are obsessive about accuracy.

You keep to deadlines, but are able to adjust if those deadlines change.

There is no task too large or too small; you view yourself as a member of all teams.

WHAT WE NEED TODAY

The entry level Electronics Technician will assist the Engineering Department in supporting the production and servicing needs of medical devices.

What We Will Trust You With(Responsibilities):

Assist in troubleshooting medical device systems and subsystems using test instrumentation such as DVM, high voltage probes, current probes, signal generators, and oscilloscopes to determine root causes of failures.

Evaluates and analyzes test data and troubleshoots electronic circuits to component level on integrated electronic circuit boards and effectively identify failure trends.

Applies knowledge and skills to support investigations in the identification, analysis and resolution of issues which may arise during production and/or service activities of medical devices.

Supports the design, manufacture, test, and documentation of new and existing specialized test jigs and test systems for use by the engineering, production, and service organizations.

Assists in the creation of detailed manufacturing instructions, drawings, and test procedures in support of new products.

Supports the training and knowledge transfer of manufacturing instructions and tests procedures to both the production and service organizations.

Create equipment specification and calibration documentation for tools and systems utilized by the engineering, production, and service organizations.

Perform in-house calibrations of test and measurement tools.

Performs testing and troubleshooting following test documentation and engineering instructions.

Works with Engineering, Quality Control, vendors and customers regarding testing and performance issues.

Apply a get-it-done, and get-it-done-right mindset coupled with attention to detail.

Adhere to and support all safety guidelines at RbM

The Qualifications that Matter Most to Us:

Associate's degree in Electronics Technology.

Ability to troubleshoot electronic circuits to component level and effectively identify failures.

Educational experience troubleshooting electromechanical systems.

Knowledgeable of various soldering techniques.

Assemble, solder, and test electronic boards following schematics.

Capable of building basic electrical cables.

Ability to read and interpret schematics and mechanical drawings.

AutoCAD or SolidWorks experience desirable.

Microsoft Office Suite experience.

Ability to work in a team setting.