Precision Electronics Repair Tech – Microscope & Soldering

Private Advertiser; Singapore; On-site; SGD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekdays only

Fixed hours 8:30am–5:30pm

Tai Seng location

Training provided

Job summary

Private Advertiser is seeking an Electronics Technician to inspect and repair small electronic components using a microscope, troubleshoot assemblies, and perform soldering and component replacement according to procedures.

You will verify that repairs meet quality standards and document inspection findings, while following SOPs and safety rules. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule, 8:30am–5:30pm, at Tai Seng, with training provided for specialised techniques.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of electronics repair, troubleshooting or precision-related work.
• Experience performing inspection or repair on electronic components.
• Comfortable working under a microscope for extended periods.

Responsibilities

• Perform inspection and repair of small electronic components using a microscope
• Troubleshoot and carry out basic repairs on electronic assemblies
• Execute soldering and component replacement activities according to established procedures
• Verify repaired units meet quality standards and specifications
• Maintain accurate repair records and inspect findings
• Adhere to SOPs and workplace safety requirements
• Support process improvement initiatives to enhance repair efficiency and quality

Skills

Electronics repair

Troubleshooting

Soldering

Microscope inspection

Documentation

Education

ITE or Diploma in Electronics

Tools

Soldering iron

Multimeter

Job description

Private Advertiser is seeking an Electronics Technician to inspect and repair small electronic components using a microscope, troubleshoot assemblies, and perform soldering and component replacement according to procedures.

You will verify that repairs meet quality standards and document inspection findings, while following SOPs and safety rules. The role offers a Monday–Friday schedule, 8:30am–5:30pm, at Tai Seng, with training provided for specialised techniques.