Electronic Technician

Overview:

The Electronic Technician will perform electrical/mechanical assembly and testing of electrical systems and associated components. In addition to standard construction, the Electronic Technician will also be responsible for diagnostic testing/troubleshooting of systems and will perform board—or component-level modifications and repairs. He or she will ensure that all systems and components meet established specifications per standard operating procedures and/or mandated customer requirements.

Primary Responsibilities and Duties:

• Builds, tests, troubleshoots, repairs, and modifies production electronic components, parts, equipment, and systems


• Utilizes various types of electronic testing equipment


• Troubleshoots electro-mechanical assemblies to the component level


• Performs soldering and electronic repairs 


• Quality Control – ensures all outgoing product meets specifications (and products outside of specifications are rejected/dispositioned) 


• Documents test processes of electronic equipment


• Adheres to production schedule and expedites units based on scheduled ship dates


• Performs other functions or duties as assigned (maintenance, inventories, special projects, engineering/development assistance, etc.)

Education and Qualifications:

• Technical high school background or two years in a manufacturing environment 


• Associate degree or the equivalent in a related technical discipline is a plus

Knowledge and Skill Requirements:

• Ability to effectively work in a team environment


• Displays adaptability and flexibility in a fast-paced workplace


• Models a positive, professional work ethic and a ‘customer first’ attitude


• Communicates openly and effectively in a professional manner


• Basic PC knowledge


• Detail oriented


• Considers the impact on quality when making decisions


• Good electro/mechanical skills  

About Us:

Amptek is a world leader in the design, development, manufacture, and sale of radiation detection components used in X-ray and gamma-ray detection. These are used primarily in X-ray spectroscopy, for analytical chemistry in laboratory and portable applications, and in nuclear and space research.