Ideal candidates:

• Is proficient in repair techniques on electronic assemblies/sub-assemblies in a shop environment involving Matching Networks, RF Generators and DC Power Supplies
• Demonstrates basic analytical skills
• Good understanding of Test Measurement and Troubleshooting Techniques
• Excellent written and verbal communication, as well as, presentation skills
• Effective interpersonal skills
• Effective multitask skills and ability to take on additional responsibilities as required
• Effective organization and prioritization skills
• Demonstrates high attention to detail
• Demonstrates discretion, confidentiality, and professionalism when representing the company
• Works with diverse groups
• Able to work overtime when needed
• Participates in a continuous improvement activity
• Proficient in the use of a multi meter, power supply, and oscilloscope
• Proficient in repair techniques on electronic assemblies/subassemblies in a shop environment involving Printed Circuit Boards (PCB’s) to the component level
• Demonstrates problem solving skills and the ability to develop basic creative solutions
• Demonstrate an understanding of Test Measurement and Repair Techniques
• Ability to troubleshoot a complex system including the software and hardware.

Job Description:

• Performs test and repair of complex electronic assemblies to the component level; utilizing block diagrams and schematics
• Performs test equipment maintenance and upkeep
• Aids and trains other technicians in troubleshooting problems as able.
• Communicates problems to proper WIP Lead, Engineering Tech and/or Supervisor.
• Skilled and knowledgeable with testing and calibration of units.
• Complies with quality assurance policies and methodologies; has a strong quality orientation; consistently produces high quality work Maintains a clean/safe, work environment and follows all published/posted safety standards (daily use of ESD and safety protective devices: eye protection, wrist straps, etc.).
• Able to perform all the essential functions and competencies listed above
• Aids leadership by recommending improvements in test processes and repair techniques
• Repairs high complexity assemblies to component level
• Provides feedback to leadership regarding product flow and work sequence
• Documents improved test and/or repair techniques
• Monitors production processes and repair actions to decrease No Problem Found (NPF) and Could Not Duplicate (CND) issues
• Perform test equipment maintenance, up keep, and recommends improvements to repair process.

Qualifications / Education / Experience:

Three to five years’ experience and a two-year technical degree preferred or equivalent combination of education and experience as approved by Odyssey management. IPC soldering certification desired but not mandatory.