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Axiom Path, Inc. in Fridley, MN is seeking an Electronics Technician to support electronics hardware development, testing, and validation activities. You will work hands-on with circuit boards, PCBs, and test fixtures alongside engineers to ensure performance and reliability.
You will perform SMT soldering, component replacement, and schematic interpretation while using oscilloscopes and lab equipment. Training and safety standards are emphasized in a collaborative lab setting.
Fridley, United States | Posted on 11/05/2026
Axiom Path is an AI-first recruiting and staffing firm delivering RPO, MSP, and direct-hire solutions to enterprise clients across the U.S. Our team of experienced recruiters, supported by purpose-built automation, moves faster and communicates better so clients get qualified talent sooner and candidates get a clear, responsive process from first contact to start date.
Join a global engineering and technology organization recognized for developing advanced power generation, electrical, and energy solutions. The company is committed to innovation, engineering excellence, and delivering reliable technologies that support industrial and commercial applications worldwide.
This opportunity supports an engineering team specializing in electronic hardware development, circuit board testing, and product validation. Working alongside experienced engineers and technical specialists, you will contribute to the development, troubleshooting, and reliability of sophisticated electronic systems through hands-on laboratory testing, precision rework, and technical problem-solving.
Work Location: Fridley, MN (100% onsite).
Schedule: Monday through Friday, standard business hours, 40 hours per week.
Contract Duration: January 4, 2027 - June 30, 2027.
Engagement: W2 only (no C2C/1099).
Gain hands-on experience supporting electronic hardware development and engineering validation activities.
Collaborate directly with engineers on circuit board troubleshooting, prototype development, and advanced electronics testing.
Work with specialized laboratory instruments, environmental testing equipment, and electronic diagnostic tools.
Assemble, diagnose, repair, and validate electronic circuits, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and associated hardware assemblies.
Perform precision soldering, surface-mount component replacement, and fine-pitch PCB rework while maintaining high-quality workmanship.
Interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings to diagnose circuit-level failures and support engineering investigations.
Execute electrical and functional testing using oscilloscopes, programmable power supplies, AC/DC sources and loads, signal generators, and data acquisition equipment.
Conduct thermal and environmental qualification testing using specialized chambers and laboratory procedures.
Assist with electromagnetic interference and compatibility (EMI/EMC) testing, including test preparation, execution, and results documentation.
Build and modify engineering prototypes, wiring harnesses, test fixtures, and instrumented assemblies.
Install measurement probes, configure test setups, and verify laboratory equipment calibration before performing validation activities.
Analyze testing results, identify abnormal circuit behavior, and communicate findings and recommendations to engineering teams.
Maintain accurate laboratory records, test reports, equipment logs, and technical documentation.
Support root cause investigations and collaborate with engineers to resolve hardware defects and improve product performance.
Education: Associate degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, or a closely related engineering discipline required. Bachelor's degree preferred.
Hands-On Experience: Demonstrated practical experience in electronics assembly, troubleshooting, repair, and laboratory testing. Specific minimum years of experience have not been established.
Surface-Mount Rework: Proven ability to perform SMT/SMD soldering, component replacement, and fine-pitch PCB rework.
Schematic Interpretation: Strong ability to read and understand electronic schematics, circuit diagrams, and technical documentation.
Laboratory Equipment: Proficiency using oscilloscopes, power supplies, and other electrical test instruments for circuit-level troubleshooting.
Circuit-Level Diagnostics: Ability to identify hardware failures, investigate electrical behavior, and perform component-level repairs.
Testing & Validation: Experience executing structured hardware testing procedures and recording accurate technical results.
Familiarity with environmental chambers, thermal testing, or EMI/EMC testing is advantageous.
Experience developing wire harnesses, test fixtures, or engineering prototypes is beneficial.
Strong attention to detail, analytical troubleshooting abilities, and a commitment to laboratory safety and quality standards.
Effective communication skills and the ability to collaborate with engineering teams while independently completing assigned technical work.