Manufacturing Technician

Description:
Minimum Years of experience: 2yrs experience or Associate's Degree in Electronics
Education Background: N/A
Languages competency  English
Is there any certification required N/A   

Key Skills     
Ability to follow written technical procedures
Basic understanding of Electronics Theory
Ability to read schematics/Technical Drawings (basic level)
Basic level of trouble-shooting/Problem Solving
Fluent in the use of: Power Supplies Low/High Voltage up to 1000V
Oscilloscopes, Digital Multimeters, Frequency Generators, Variable Resistive Loads
Fluent in MS_WORD and EXCEL
Fluent in the use of WIN11, WIN10, XP and WIN2000
Basic level ability to run and understand software scripts
SAP and computer skills
must be able to manually lift up to 40-pound chamber

Key Abilities:
Ability to follow written technical procedures
Is travel required  No
Is it a home-office position  No
Is there any system/knowledge candidates need to have proficiency in WINDOWS 11, WIN10, XP d WIN2000 
Is field Experience required  No
Is required to work on the weekend Yes on rare occasions
What are the key words you are focus on if we recruit externally  Trouble-shooting, use of electronic test equipment, follow written procedure, technician, MS_WORD and EXCEL, testing

Job Code:
The Manufacturing Technician is responsible for performing technical duties in one of the functional areas: electronic, mechanical or systems. The Manufacturing Technician complete tests, measurements, operations and process controls.
Perform technical duties on functional work group projects.
Employ test techniques and procedures for key cell projects.
Use job packets, routings, work orders, wire lists, quality travelers and bills of material.
Maintain production tools and equipment.
Perform troubleshooting to diagnose product, process or program defects and repair them.
Ensure ability to: read blueprints; identify components; perform wire preparation, stripping and crimping; perform harness repair and termination; use pertinent manual hand tools. Maintain skills in electronics, hydraulics and mechanical assemblies, automated machine operation and programming.
Use the guiding principles and tools of the Manufacturing System to drive continuous improvement.