DFR Field Technician: Electronics & Repairs

BRINC Drones; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

401K plan

Maternity/Paternity leave

Flexible Time Off

Flexible work environment

Orca pass

Free snacks and drinks

Job summary

BRINC in Seattle designs and manufactures drones and autonomous safety tech. As a DFR Maintenance Technician you will assemble, troubleshoot, and repair BRINC DFR stations at customer sites, enabling life-saving missions around the clock.

You will work with advanced electronics and electromechanical assemblies, travel up to 50% to support customers, and ensure quality through testing and documentation. A strong background in wiring, soldering, and on-site repairs is essential.

Qualifications

• 3+ years experience in manufacturing/repair with emphasis on large electromechanical assemblies.
• Strong ability to use work instructions and technical manuals.
• Excellent communication skills, with experience interacting with customers.

Responsibilities

• Assemble DFR stations with advanced electronics and electromechanical parts using schematics and instructions.
• Conduct thorough testing to meet quality requirements and specifications.
• Maintain accurate records of assembly, testing results and repairs; update manuals as needed.
• Travel to customer sites to repair and maintain BRINC hardware and software; collaborate with customers and internal teams to resolve issues.

Skills

Electromechanical assembly

Communication skills

Hand and power tools

Diagnostic tools

Physical endurance

Education

Bachelor’s degree in avionics/electronics

Tools

Networking equipment

Testing equipment

Diagnostic tools

Job description

BRINC in Seattle designs and manufactures drones and autonomous safety tech. As a DFR Maintenance Technician you will assemble, troubleshoot, and repair BRINC DFR stations at customer sites, enabling life-saving missions around the clock.

You will work with advanced electronics and electromechanical assemblies, travel up to 50% to support customers, and ensure quality through testing and documentation. A strong background in wiring, soldering, and on-site repairs is essential.