Electronics Technician Maintenance II – Marine Lab

Lynker; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

401(k) retirement plan

Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP)

PTO and holidays

Tuition assistance

Spot bonuses

Annual recognition awards

Learning Management System access

Career growth plans

Job summary

Lynker is seeking an Electronics Technician Maintenance II Lab to support NDBC weather/ocean observations and related data systems. You will perform bench testing, diagnostics, and repairs on marine electronics, calibration of data acquisition systems, and guide less experienced technicians in a team setting.

The ideal candidate has 4+ years in marine electrical/electronic maintenance, knowledge of SMD repairs, and the ability to read schematics with a hands-on approach to problem solving.

Qualifications

• At least 4 years of maintenance, repair, test, and modification of marine electrical/electronics systems.
• Ability to operate and calibrate data acquisition systems and precision bench instruments.
• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and lead a small team.
• Experience with SMD repairs and IC replacement; adept at reading schematics.

Responsibilities

• Assemble, bench test, diagnose, troubleshoot and repair electronic line replaceable units and processing systems.
• Use lab equipment to test environmental monitoring sensors and data-collection systems.
• Follow procedures and schematics to ensure quality and timely completion.
• Lead tasks with independent responsibility under time constraints and established policies.

Skills

Electrical troubleshooting

SMD repairs

Schematics reading

Data acquisition systems

Team leadership

Education

AS/AAS Electronics

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Digital Multimeter

Calibration equipment

Function generators

Job description

Lynker is seeking an Electronics Technician Maintenance II Lab to support NDBC weather/ocean observations and related data systems. You will perform bench testing, diagnostics, and repairs on marine electronics, calibration of data acquisition systems, and guide less experienced technicians in a team setting.

The ideal candidate has 4+ years in marine electrical/electronic maintenance, knowledge of SMD repairs, and the ability to read schematics with a hands-on approach to problem solving.