Electronic Technician Level 1

Performs electronic calibrations and/or repairs on general purpose and/or specialized measuring and test equipment.

Responsibility, Accountability and Decision Making – Normally receives detailed instructions on work; acquires job skills and learns company policies and procedures to complete routine tasks; works on assignments that are routine in nature where limited judgement is required.

Duties and Responsbilities:

Technical - Performs calibrations in one or more of the following skill areas, as applicable:

• bio-med instrumentation
• electronic standards
• fiber optics
• LCR and impedance
• nuclear and radiation physics
• oscilloscopes
• particle counters
• photo/radiometric optometry
• RADAR
• RF/microwave power, frequency, and impedance
• sound pressure level
• spectrophotometry (including standards)
• spectrum and network analysis, time interval and frequency
• vibration
• video
• voltage & current
• waveform analysis, phase and distortion.

Communication and Interaction - Communicates conversationally and in writing with coherent sentence structure to all employees; regularly interacts with other technicians and sometimes with CSRs and Purchasing; interaction normally involves exchange of factual information.

Leadership - Acts on important opportunities as they arise, sometimes with assistance; willing to act with a minimum of planning; learning to translate ideas into actions; does not hesitate to pursue a sound, innovative idea; works quickly; enthusiastic about assignments; willing to learn; acts ethically and honestly, identifies others whose behavior is not in line with the organization's convictions; words and actions are consistent; strives to excel; follows instructions accurately and in a timely manner, taking responsibility for assigned tasks and completing them as expected.

• General Education and Training - HS Diploma with Algebra, no previous calibration training required.
• Skills - Performs algebraic equations with ease