Power Electronics Technician – R&D Lab, Dublin

Front Door Defense; Dublin; On-site; EUR 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Anduril Industries in Dublin seeks an Electrical Technician to lead hands-on assembly, testing, and analysis of power electronics for Voyager modules. You will support design engineers across power supplies, UPS, networking, and communications equipment in a fast-paced lab environment.

The role requires collaboration within teams, strong soldering and circuit analysis skills, and the ability to work on varied projects from concept to prototype testing. Join a growing defense tech team in Ireland.

Qualifications

• Diploma or equivalent in electrical/electronic engineering technology or a related field.
• Knowledge of electronics, circuit analysis, and industry standards.
• Good soldering skills (IPC qualification would be beneficial).
• Proficiency in tools like OrCAD, LTSpice.
• 3 - 5 years of experience in an R&D environment, Contract Manufacturing or RMA.

Responsibilities

• Builds, assembles, and modifies electrical and electronic circuits or test equipment.
• Tests and debugs PCB assemblies and final product assemblies.
• Maintains BOMs and updates component lists.
• Creates cables, cable drawings and prototypes.
• Manages lab equipment such as bench power supplies and electronic loads.
• Works with manufacturing and engineering teams to resolve assembly or production problems.
• Analyze data, build models, and share insights to refine solutions.
• Swiftly troubleshoot and resolve technical challenges.

Skills

Electronics knowledge

Soldering skills

Circuit analysis

Education

Diploma or equivalent in electrical/electronic engineering technology

Tools

OrCAD

LTSpice

Job description

Anduril Industries in Dublin seeks an Electrical Technician to lead hands-on assembly, testing, and analysis of power electronics for Voyager modules. You will support design engineers across power supplies, UPS, networking, and communications equipment in a fast-paced lab environment.

The role requires collaboration within teams, strong soldering and circuit analysis skills, and the ability to work on varied projects from concept to prototype testing. Join a growing defense tech team in Ireland.