Railway Electronics Technician - Maintenance & Diagnostics

Alstom; Sydney; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

18 weeks parental leave

Free corporate gym membership

Free salary continuity insurance

Bridging Leave

Alstom University access

Job summary

Alstom in Sydney, Australia, is seeking an electronics technician to maintain and repair electronic systems for railway projects. You will repair a range of electronic equipment across fleets, with roles including a permanent position and a 24-month fixed-term contract.

Your duties include fault finding, installing hardware/software upgrades, maintaining workshop equipment, and complying with safety procedures. A Certificate III in Electronics is preferred.

Qualifications

• Ability to work to tight deadlines in a high-pressure environment.
• Positive attitude and willingness to learn.
• Sound troubleshooting skills with electronic equipment and systems (PCB board diagnostic).
• Experience using troubleshooting equipment (Oscilloscope, multimeter, external power supply).
• Capabilities of designing test procedures/benches will be an advantage.
• Certificate III in Electronics and Communications (or equivalent Australian Qualification).

Responsibilities

• Carry out routine examinations and fault finding on electronic equipment.
• Install system hardware and software upgrades.
• Actively maintain and repair the workshop test bench and equipment.
• Follow all safety procedures and keep good housekeeping.
• Report daily/weekly on activities, problems and measures taken.
• Write, edit and fill in procedures, reports and check sheets.

Skills

Deadlines

Positive attitude

Troubleshooting

Willingness to learn

Education

Certificate III in Electronics and Communications

Tools

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

External power supply

Test benches design

Job description

Alstom in Sydney, Australia, is seeking an electronics technician to maintain and repair electronic systems for railway projects. You will repair a range of electronic equipment across fleets, with roles including a permanent position and a 24-month fixed-term contract.

Your duties include fault finding, installing hardware/software upgrades, maintaining workshop equipment, and complying with safety procedures. A Certificate III in Electronics is preferred.