Electronics Technician

Electronic Theatre Controls; Town of Middleton; On-site; CAD 59,000 - 93,000; Full time

Job summary

Electronic Theatre Controls is seeking an Electronics Technician in Middleton, WI. This hands-on role involves troubleshooting and repairing PCB assemblies, testing sub‑assemblies, and ensuring products meet IPC and quality standards.

You will read schematics, use test equipment, and collaborate with production teams to resolve issues and improve processes. Soldering and manual dexterity are essential; lifting up to 50 pounds may be required.

Qualifications

• Associates degree or 4 years of comparable experience.
• 0-3 years of job-related experience.
• Knowledge of surface mount and through-hole technologies.
• Board level repair and troubleshooting.
• Knowledge of production and quality procedures.
• Able to read prints and schematics.
• Good manual dexterity.
• Able to operate hand tools, small power tools, and test equipment.
• Knowledge of electronics theory.
• Soldering skills.
• Able to work independently and as part of a team.
• Computer skills.
• Able to lift up to 50 pounds.
• Problem solving and creative thinking skills.
• Basic English skills to understand quality, safety, work instructions, personnel information, etc

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoots products when problems arise
• Verifies problem
• Troubleshoot down to component level on products and printed circuit board assemblies using electronic knowledge, theory and applicable documentation
• Repairs product to operating specification
• Completes appropriate NCMR paperwork
• Tests products and sub‑assemblies
• Inspects PCB assemblies to IPC 610-B prior to stock or test (according to department requirements)
• Ensures products conform to documentation
• Verifies product operation
• Completes appropriate test paperwork and defect reports
• Configures software for test equipment and products to standards and specifications
• Builds sub‑assemblies and final assemblies to standards and specifications
• Assembles products according to documentation
• Ensures correct parts are being used and the product is built to specifications
• Returns extra parts to stock
• Completes final quality control inspection
• Initiates NCMRs
• Identify unacceptable parts
• Initiates corrective action regarding documentation (WI, ECR, etc…) problems
• Maintains a clean, organized and safe work environment
• Ensures floor is swept and tools are returned to designated area on a daily basis
• Organizes work area so that another person is able to locate information easily
• Maintains tools regularly
• Adheres to safety standards at all times
• Wears personal protective equipment when required
• If applicable, assists project management with design of custom product
• Reviews assembly drawing, wiring diagrams, schematics, and parts list to identify and inform project management of needed changes
• Suggests appropriate project improvement and works with project management to implement changes
• Other duties as assigned
• Special projects and requests are completed in a timely and positive fashion

Skills

Soldering skills

Read schematics

Electronics theory

Manual dexterity

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Ability to lift up to 50 pounds

Computer skills

Troubleshooting

Education

Associates degree or 4 years of comparable experience

Tools

Hand tools

Test equipment

Small power tools

Soldering equipment

Job description

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Put your electronics knowledge and troubleshooting skills to work as an Electronics Technician in Middleton, WI. In this hands‑on role, you'll troubleshoot and repair PCB assemblies to the component level, perform testing and inspections, and help ensure high‑quality electronic products meet performance and reliability standards. If you have soldering experience, can read schematics, and enjoy solving technical challenges, we'd love to hear from you.

Please contact Kennedy Kitelinger at [e-mail] or 608.824.5318 if you have questions about the position or application process

Representative Responsibilities:

• Troubleshoots products when problems arise
• Verifies problem
• Troubleshoot down to component level on products and printed circuit board assemblies using electronic knowledge, theory and applicable documentation
• Repairs product to operating specification
• Completes appropriate NCMR paperwork
• Tests products and sub‑assemblies
• Inspects PCB assemblies to IPC 610-B prior to stock or test (according to department requirements)
• Ensures products conform to documentation
• Verifies product operation
• Completes appropriate test paperwork and defect reports
• Configures software for test equipment and products to standards and specifications
• Builds sub‑assemblies and final assemblies to standards and specifications
• Assembles products according to documentation
• Ensures correct parts are being used and the product is built to specifications
• Returns extra parts to stock
• Completes final quality control inspection
• Initiates NCMRs
• Identify unacceptable parts
• Initiates corrective action regarding documentation (WI, ECR, etc…) problems
• Maintains a clean, organized and safe work environment
• Ensures floor is swept and tools are returned to designated area on a daily basis
• Organizes work area so that another person is able to locate information easily
• Maintains tools regularly
• Adheres to safety standards at all times
• Ensures that safe methods and practices are used
• Abides by safety procedures, work practice control, and OSHA guidelines
• Wears personal protective equipment when required
• If applicable, assists project management with design of custom product
• Reviews assembly drawing, wiring diagrams, schematics, and parts list to identify and inform project management of needed changes
• Suggests appropriate project improvement and works with project management to implement changes
• Other duties as assigned
• Special projects and requests are completed in a timely and positive fashion

Minimum Qualifications:

• Associates degree or 4 years of comparable experience in a related discipline
• 0-3 years of job‑related experience
• Knowledge of surface mount and through‑hole technologies
• Board level repair and trouble shooting
• Knowledge of production and quality procedures
• Able to read prints and schematics
• Good manual dexterity
• Able to operate hand tools, small power tools, and test equipment
• Knowledge of electronics theory
• Soldering skills
• Able to work independently and as part of a team
• Computer Skills
• Able to lift up to 50 pounds
• Problem solving and creative thinking skills
• Basic English skills to understand quality, safety, work instructions, personnel information, etc