Electronics Technician

Why QED?

• Quiet Clean environment
• Employees can wear headphones at their station
• Bonus opportunities
• Affordable Benefits
• Discounted Gym Membership
• Growth Potential
• Tuition Reimbursement

JOB SUMMARY

Assemble, repair, inspect and test electronic and mechanical assemblies by following instructions and using provided tools, equipment and programs. Be a leader on the floor by training colleagues, helping to troubleshoot and resolve issues and supporting the plant team in efforts to meet its goals.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Perform assembly and repair operations per documented procedures and applicable standards.
• Exchange information with auditors as needed.
• Contribute to building a culture of cooperation and teamwork to improve product flow, quality and reduction in scrap.
• Must be an active agent to support efforts in increasing quality and efficiency.
• Review instructions and records for accuracy and correct GDP.
• Perform QC inspections per documented procedures and applicable standards.
• Review instructions and records for accuracy and correct GDP.
• Document Errors though creation of NCRs and QFs.
• Follow all safety and ESD guidelines.
• Ensure good organization and cleanliness of workbench and manufacturing area.
• Train other associates on assemblies which you have training and experience.
• Able to be trained to complete assembly, repair and sub-test work in any area of the plant.
• Act as a mentor to less experienced associates.
• Authoring non-conformance reports and/or change orders as required. Perform rework per standard rework procedures and F079 rework instructions.
• Perform any test operations per documented procedures and applicable standards.
• Conduct assembly troubleshooting.
• Conduct electronic circuit analysis and/or troubleshooting.

QUALIFICATIONS:
Education and Experience

• Training beyond high school including either an Associates in Electronics (or equivalent) or a combination of education and experience required.

Skills and Abilities

• Ability to perform intricate electrical and/or mechanical assembly
• Demonstrated proficiency in written and verbal communication
• Work at or above standard job quality
• Must successfully complete hands-on solder training within the probation period
• Basic soldering skills
• Basic computer skills
• Ability to work at standard job efficiency after a reasonable job-training period
• Familiarity with basic electronic test equipment
• Ability to use critical thinking and troubleshooting techniques for known issues

Physical Requirements

• Ability to lift 25 pounds
• Ability to stand for an extended period of time
• Ability to stoop, reach and lift with your body and arms
• Ability to see details at close range and to identify and distinguish colors
• Ability to quickly move your hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble objects
• Ability to make precisely coordinated movements of the fingers of one or both hands to grasp, manipulate, or assemble very small objects
• Ability to use hand tools