Electronics Repair Technician

100Hires, Inc.; Tucson (AZ); On-site; USD 32,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

100Hires, Inc. in Tucson is seeking a hands-on Electronics Repair Technician to troubleshoot and repair electronics used in aerospace systems.

You will read schematics, diagnose failures, and perform component-level repairs, including soldering and rework, while documenting results for quality records. The role involves 2nd shift after an initial training period, with Monday–Friday hours and potential overtime.

Qualifications

• Experience troubleshooting electronic equipment.
• Ability to read and understand schematics.
• Experience repairing circuit boards or electronic assemblies.
• Strong soldering abilities and precision work.
• Experience using testing equipment and diagnostic tools.

Responsibilities

• Troubleshoot and repair electronic assemblies and circuit boards.
• Diagnose and isolate failed electronic components.
• Read and interpret electronic schematics.
• Perform component-level troubleshooting and repair.
• Conduct testing and verify repaired equipment functionality.
• Perform soldering and electronic rework as needed.
• Document repairs and test results for records.
• Support manufacturing and engineering teams with technical issues.

Skills

Read schematics

Troubleshooting electronics

Soldering

Component-level repair

Test equipment use

Tools

Oscilloscope

Multimeter

Bone-a-fide soldering iron

Job description

Electronics Repair Technician - AerospaceTucson, AZ2nd Shift | Monday-Friday | 2:00 PM - 10:30 PMPay: $23/hr during training + $2/hr shift differential after moving to 2nd Shift ($25/hr total)Do you enjoy troubleshooting electronics and repairing circuit boards?Join a leading aerospace manufacturer and help repair critical electronic equipment used in aviation systems.We're looking for a hands-on Electronics Technician with experience reading schematics, troubleshooting electronic assemblies, soldering, and repairing circuit boards at the component level.ResponsibilitiesTroubleshoot and repair electronic assemblies and circuit boardsDiagnose and isolate failed electronic componentsRead and interpret electronic schematicsPerform component-level troubleshootingConduct testing and verification of repaired equipmentPerform soldering and electronic reworkDocument repairs and test resultsSupport manufacturing and engineering teams with technical issuesRequired ExperienceExperience troubleshooting electronic equipmentAbility to read and understand electronic schematicsExperience repairing circuit boards or electronic assembliesStrong soldering abilitiesExperience using electronic test equipment and diagnostic toolsAbility to identify failed components and determine root causeIdeal BackgroundsApplicants with experience as any of the following are encouraged to apply:Electronics TechnicianElectronics Repair TechnicianBench TechnicianAvionics TechnicianSMT TechnicianTest TechnicianManufacturing TechnicianElectro-Mechanical TechnicianDepot Repair TechnicianField Service TechnicianPreferred QualificationsAerospace or aviation electronics experienceIPC or J-STD certificationsSMT rework experienceComponent-level troubleshooting experienceExperience repairing avionics or aerospace equipmentSchedule & TrainingFirst Shift training for 30-60 daysTransition to Second Shift following trainingMonday-Friday scheduleOvertime opportunities may be availableImportantDue to ITAR requirements, applicants must be authorized to work in environments subject to U.S. export control regulations.Apply today and bring your electronics troubleshooting and repair skills to the aerospace industry.You should be proficient in:SolderingElectrical Systems Diagnostics & RepairElectrical / Electronic SystemsEquipment Diagnostics & Troubleshootingavionicscircuit board repairelectro-mechanical systemselectronics repairfailure analysisPCB TroubleshootingSMTtest equipment troubleshootingelectronic Assembly