This role involves supporting development engineering activities by performing routine testing, troubleshooting, assembly, and modification of electronics and electro-mechanical systems. Under supervision, you will work from schematics and plans to conduct operational tests, diagnose faults to the component level, and utilize typical diagnostic equipment such as oscilloscopes and multimeters. Qualifications include an associate degree or relevant military training in electronics, with skills in troubleshooting, soldering (a plus), and documentation. The position offers benefits like flexible schedules, competitive pay, health coverage, and PTO. Physical stamina and ability to follow instructions are required, with opportunities for growth and collaboration in a team environment. Reasonable accommodations are available, and the employer is committed to equal opportunity employment.