Electronic Test & Systems Technician

Dukane Ias Llc; Illinois; On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

Dukane Ias Llc is seeking an Electronic Technician to test and analyze ultrasonic and plastics assembly equipment. You will read technical prints and schematics, troubleshoot at system and component levels, and report findings clearly to engineering.

You will load and integrate software into finished products and operate a range of test equipment. This role requires an Associate degree in Electronics, 5 years of electronics experience, and preference for ultrasonic systems.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Electronics or equivalent knowledge is required.
• Minimum of 5 years experience working with electronics.
• Experience with ultrasonic products and systems is preferred.
• Ability to read and interpret technical prints and schematics.

Responsibilities

• Understand ultrasonic and plastics assembly equipment theory and applications.
• Read and understand technical prints, schematics, and documentation.
• Analyze and troubleshoot products at system and component levels.
• Communicate findings with engineering and other teams.
• Load and integrate software into finished products and systems.
• Identify problems with minimal supervision.
• Operate electrical and electronic test equipment (DVM, oscilloscope, power supplies).
• Maintain safety protocols and address hazards.

Skills

Electronics testing

Schematic reading

Troubleshooting

Technical communication

Education

Associate degree in Electronics

Tools

DVM

Oscilloscope

Power supplies

Job description

Dukane Ias Llc is seeking an Electronic Technician to test and analyze ultrasonic and plastics assembly equipment. You will read technical prints and schematics, troubleshoot at system and component levels, and report findings clearly to engineering.

You will load and integrate software into finished products and operate a range of test equipment. This role requires an Associate degree in Electronics, 5 years of electronics experience, and preference for ultrasonic systems.