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Novatronix, an established electronics engineering and contract manufacturing company in Wood Dale, Illinois, is seeking an Electronic Test Technician to join our on-site team. You will test and troubleshoot populated PCBs, read schematics, trace signals, and use oscilloscopes and multimeters to isolate failures.
The role emphasizes hands-on diagnostics and documentation to support repair and manufacturing processes.
Pay Period: Must be confirmed before publishing the compensation field
Work Location: On-site
Novatronix is an established, specialized electronics engineering and contract manufacturing company supporting PCB assemblies, electronic systems, custom power products, and related industrial and defense applications.
We are seeking an Electronic Test Technician with strong hands‑on experience testing and troubleshooting populated printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). This is a board‑level diagnostic role, not simply an end‑of‑line functional‑test or calibration position.
The successful candidate should be comfortable using electronic test equipment, reading schematics, understanding circuit behavior, tracing signals and power paths, and isolating failures to a circuit, component, or functional area.
Location: Wood Dale, Illinois
Compensation: $58,000–$80,000
Pay Period: Must be confirmed before publishing the compensation field
Work Location: On‑site
Novatronix is an established, specialized electronics engineering and contract manufacturing company supporting PCB assemblies, electronic systems, custom power products, and related industrial and defense applications.
We are seeking an Electronic Test Technician with strong hands‑on experience testing and troubleshooting populated printed circuit board assemblies (PCBAs). This is a board‑level diagnostic role, not simply an end‑of‑line functional‑test or calibration position.
The successful candidate should be comfortable using electronic test equipment, reading schematics, understanding circuit behavior, tracing signals and power paths, and isolating failures to a circuit, component, or functional area.
Extensive board repair experience is not required. The primary requirement is the ability to understand why a PCBA is behaving incorrectly and systematically isolate the problem.
Strong candidates should not be screened out solely for lacking Spanish or formal supervisory experience.