Electronics Test & Diagnostics Technician

About the role

Picture your day starting at a busy test line. Overnight, a few tricky failures were escalated from Repair Technicians. You dive into logs, isolate faults, and return healthy units to the flow. A finicky fixture needs attention—you repair it, verify performance, and document the steps so the next person can replicate your fix. Before lunch, you polish a new standard operating procedure for operators, and in the afternoon you help Test Engineers bring a new station online for modeling, pre-pilot, and pilot runs. Throughout, you’re monitoring station performance and capturing detailed records of issues and failures to drive continuous improvement.

What you’ll tackle

• Troubleshoot and resolve sustaining production test problems escalated from Repair Technicians; report findings to Test Engineers.
• Repair and maintain test fixtures and ensure they’re production-ready.
• Monitor, measure, and maintain test station performance and uptime.
• Create clear SOPs for operators/testers and keep testing procedures current.
• Document processes, update SOPs, and maintain issue/failure histories.
• Support Test Engineers with test station setup and processes, including modeling, pre-pilot, and pilot activities.

What you bring

• 0–2 years of experience with printed circuit board assembly (PCBA) processes, methodologies, standards, and best practices.
• High School Diploma/GED required.
• Ability to read and interpret test logs.
• Basic Linux/UNIX familiarity.
• Comfort working with network equipment such as switches.
• Hands-on experience with computer hardware (CPUs, NICs, memory, etc.).
• Experience reading schematics/diagrams and familiarity with electrical components.
• Calm under pressure; able to meet tight deadlines.

Physical and work environment

• Lift up to 40 pounds throughout the shift.
• Frequent walking, standing, repetitive bending, and some climbing.
• Manufacturing environment with potential exposure to hazards/physical risks; basic safety precautions required.
• Vision: close and distance vision, color identification, hand/eye coordination, depth perception, and adjustable focus.

Benefits and growth

• Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.
• Employer-paid basic life insurance and short-term disability.
• Options for supplemental life and long-term disability.
• 401(k) with employer contribution.
• Paid Personal, Vacation, and Holiday time for full-time employees.
• Onsite Aurora Health & Wellness Center for all employees.
• Ongoing encouragement and opportunities to build your career in smart manufacturing.

Our commitment

We are an Equal Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment, without regard to sex, race, color, religion, national origin, age, marital status, political affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, disability or protected veteran status. We are committed to providing a workplace free of any discrimination or harassment.