Electronic Systems Test Technician (PCB & Assemblies)

Schindler Elevator Corporation (U.S.); Holland (OH); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully vested 401k match

Medical, Dental and Vision plans

Vacation time and holidays

Job summary

Schindler Elevator Corporation (U.S.) in Holland, OH is seeking an Electronic System Test Technician to test and troubleshoot PCBs, electronic assemblies, and systems, while reading complex documents and maintaining inventory records. The role requires an Associates degree in Electronics and 1–3 years of PCB troubleshooting experience.

Experience with SAP, reading engineering drawings, and willingness to work overtime are highly valued; IPC certification is preferred.

Qualifications

• Depth perception required; color vision not required to a degree.
• Associates degree in Electronics required; IPC certification preferred.
• 1–3 years PCB or electronic troubleshooting experience preferred; prior military experience welcome.

Responsibilities

• Test and troubleshoot PCBs, electronic assemblies, and systems.
• Read and interpret simple and complex documents.
• Maintain inventory and records as required; follow materials management guidelines.
• Assemble and/or repair electronic or electromechanical assemblies; use hand/automatic tools.

Skills

Depth perception

Able to lift 50 lbs

Read engineering drawings

Overtime willingness

Problem solving

Safety focus

Team communication

Education

Associate degree in Electronics

IPC Certification Preferred

Tools

General SAP Knowledge

Job description

Schindler Elevator Corporation (U.S.) in Holland, OH is seeking an Electronic System Test Technician to test and troubleshoot PCBs, electronic assemblies, and systems, while reading complex documents and maintaining inventory records. The role requires an Associates degree in Electronics and 1–3 years of PCB troubleshooting experience.

Experience with SAP, reading engineering drawings, and willingness to work overtime are highly valued; IPC certification is preferred.