Test Technician - Naval Electronics (4-Day Week, Glasgow)

Thales; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private medical insurance

Cycle to work scheme

Annual bonus

On-site canteen

Job summary

Thales in Glasgow is recruiting Manufacturing Technicians for testing and fault diagnosis of electro-optical units, PECs, and sub-assemblies. Roles support a 4-day week (Mon-Thu) with 9.25 hours per day at our Glasgow site.

You will diagnose faults, perform complex manufacturing tasks, and maintain build configuration records. A background in production testing and circuit diagram interpretation is preferred, with an HNC in Electrical/Electronic Engineering advantageous.

Qualifications

• Experience in a production test department.
• Ability to interpret circuit diagrams/schematics and identify faults to component level.
• Proficient in MS Office tools.
• Able to obtain SC security clearance with no restrictions.

Responsibilities

• Test and repair electronic systems and sub-assemblies to component level.
• Diagnose faults and support MRBs and root cause analysis.
• Carry out complex manufacturing operations per documentation to quality standards.
• Follow defined company processes for all tasks and maintain health & safety compliance.
• Ensure incidents are logged and escalated to H&S leaders when needed.
• Input and support continuous improvement actions within industry.
• Manage and record build configuration of products.

Skills

Production testing experience

Circuit diagrams interpretation

MS Office proficiency

SC clearance eligibility

Education

HNC in Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Job description

Thales in Glasgow is recruiting Manufacturing Technicians for testing and fault diagnosis of electro-optical units, PECs, and sub-assemblies. Roles support a 4-day week (Mon-Thu) with 9.25 hours per day at our Glasgow site.

You will diagnose faults, perform complex manufacturing tasks, and maintain build configuration records. A background in production testing and circuit diagram interpretation is preferred, with an HNC in Electrical/Electronic Engineering advantageous.