Analyzing Technician - ATE (Automated Test Equipment) Technician @ Lanham, MD

Title: Analyzing Technician - ATE (Automated Test Equipment) TechnicianLocation: 10105 Senate Drive, Lanham, MD - 20706Interview Format: 1st Interview: Onsite (45 minutes). 2nd Interview: TBDContract Duration: 3 months with possible extensionSafety Sensitive - Yes - Ability to lift up to 40 lbsShifts:  1st shift (7:00 AM – 3:30 PM) - Monday–Friday Training: 4–6 weeks of training before working independently (Typical training is “several weeks”) OvertimeHigh possibility of OTCandidate must be flexible and open to overtime work Target Candidate ProfileIdeal candidates may come from:1–3 years in electronics testing, device repair, depot-level service, or RF lab supportTechnical school or Associate degree programs with hands-on lab workMilitary electronics backgroundsJunior-level RF, electronics, or test technicians looking to advance Must‑Haves (Non‑Negotiable)Basic experience with electronic or RF test equipmentAbility to follow structured test proceduresComfort working on a production-style test lineStrong documentation and attention to detail Job DescriptionThe ATE (Automated Test Equipment) Technician supports the operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of automated testing systems used to verify the performance and functionality of electronic products. This role focuses on ensuring high-quality testing of 2‑way Subscriber radio products by executing test programs, identifying failures, and supporting repair teams with accurate diagnostic information.This role best suited for candidates with experience or training in electronics or RF testing or equivalent technical education. Primary ResponsibilitiesTesting & AnalysisPerform testing and analysis on 2‑way Subscriber products (mobile and portable 2‑way radios).Operate across two ATE lines, following standard work instructions and maintaining throughput expectations.Conduct daily ATE maintenance checks, basic fixture upkeep, and verify equipment readiness.Stand/walk approximately 80% of the shift in a fast‑paced electronic test environment. Troubleshooting & Technical SupportProvide clear feedback to repair technicians by identifying failure conditions and capturing detailed observations.Assist in diagnosing complex failures by supplying accurate test data and supporting root‑cause investigations.Collaborate with Quality Specialists and Technical Support Management to review test results and corrective actions. Documentation & ReportingCapture defects identified during testing and log them into designated systems.Record failure data accurately and generate basic failure analysis summaries.Communicate test outcomes clearly and support justification of diagnostic conclusions. Work Style & FlexibilityWork independently after training, with strong attention to detail and reliability.Adapt to changing priorities, workloads, and production needs.Support occasional extended hours or weekend schedules when required. EducationAssociate’s Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology, Electrical Technology, or similar.(Equivalent military, trade school, or on‑the‑job experience accepted.) Technical Skills1-3 years hands-on experience in electronics testing, RF testing, ATE operation, or related technical roles.Familiarity with electronic test equipment, such as:Signal generatorsSpectrum analyzersPower metersAudio/modulation analyzersOscilloscopesBasic understanding of RF principles.Strong electronic and mechanical troubleshooting abilities.Knowledge of 2‑way subscriber products is a plus, not required. Computer & Software SkillsProficient with PCs and data entry.Comfortable using Microsoft Excel and Google Spreadsheets.Ability to learn company test software and documentation tools quickly. Work EnvironmentHigh‑volume electronics manufacturing setting.Hands-on work at test benches involving RF test sets, fixtures, and automated scripts.Fast-paced environment with repetitive and precision-based testing processes. Preferred (Nice to Have)Exposure to automated test systemsExperience with 2‑way radios or communications equipmentPrior work in electronics manufacturing or repairFamiliarity with Lean/5S environments Education RequirementsAssociate’s Degree in Electronics Engineering TechnologyorElectronic background / relevant technical experience Physical RequirementsStanding for majority of the shiftWorkstation pads are provided Department OverviewFunctionFederal Repair DepotSupports repair of subscriber portable devicesMaintains and calibrates equipmentPerforms final test and functionality checks Cross‑Functional RelationshipRole supports the Federal Repair DepotFuture career path: can grow into Repair TechnicianEnsures equipment is tested and returned to customers for continued use Must‑Have QualificationsFast learner & self‑motivatedAble to work independentlyComfortable working under pressureWillingness to work in varying conditionsMust be available for extended hours weekendsPC proficientExperience with Google SuiteComfortable with data entry (minimum 25 WPM) Nice‑to‑Have SkillsTrade school or electronics backgroundMilitary background is a strong plus Required Industry ExperienceYes — Electronics industry experience is requiredEspecially:2‑way communication device repairMobile device repairHands‑on work with electronic equipment Software ProficiencyGeneral PC proficiencyExperience with Google Suite

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