Electronics Technician Maintenance III

S&K Technologies, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 33,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

S&K Technologies, Inc. is seeking an Electronics Technician Maintenance III in Keyport, WA. The role involves advanced depot-level troubleshooting, testing, alignment, modification, and repair of complex electronic systems and power supplies.

You will work with engineers and qualified personnel on troubleshooting, repair-process improvements, and production support. Qualifications include a high school diploma and electronics training; seven years of related experience preferred. U.S.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent required.
• Electronics training or related program preferred.
• Experience with electronics test equipment preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform advanced depot-level troubleshooting and repair of complex electronics.
• Analyze failures using government software, schematics, and test stations.
• Repair and rebuild components, program or maintain automated test equipment.
• Provide guidance on troubleshooting and process improvements.
• Ensure quality and safety in operations.

Skills

Electronics troubleshooting

Soldering

Test equipment operation

Circuit analysis

Education

High school diploma

Electronics training preferred

Tools

Automated test equipment

Bench-top diagnostic equipment

Job description

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Electronics Technician Maintenance III

Full Time Technical WA-2, Keyport, WA, US

2 days ago Requisition ID: 2408

Salary Range: $39.14 To $39.86 Hourly

The Electronics Technician Maintenance III performs advanced depot-level troubleshooting, testing, alignment, modification, overhaul, and component-level repair of complex analog and digital electronic systems, assemblies, subassemblies, circuit cards, power supplies, and associated test equipment.

The position independently analyzes complex or unusual failures using Government-furnished software, schematics, drawings, procedures, specifications, automated test stations, manual test stations, and bench-top diagnostic equipment. Responsibilities include repairing and rebuilding electronic components, programming or maintaining automated test equipment, performing preventive and corrective maintenance, and supporting equipment calibration control.

As a senior technical contributor, the Electronics Technician Maintenance III collaborates with engineers and other qualified personnel on troubleshooting, repair-process improvement, equipment modification, prototyping, and production support. The position may provide technical guidance to less-experienced technicians but does not have formal supervisory authority unless separately designated.

A sample of the work this position will perform includes:

• Testing, aligning and troubleshooting Complex Electronics Testing and Troubleshooting
• Performing depot repairs and rebuild activities on Electronic Components
• Maintaining and inspecting Test-Sets (Preventive and Corrective Maintenance)
• Calibration and Equipment-Control Support
• Ensuring Quality, Safety, and Team Coordination

Education

• High school diploma, GED, or equivalent required.
• Electronics technical school, military electronics training, apprenticeship, associate degree, or comparable formal training strongly preferred.

Experience

Required:

• Electronics process, soldering, ESD, equipment, and safety qualifications must be obtained and maintained.
• Lockout/tagout training is required when assigned to hazardous-energy-control activities.

Preferred:

• Minimum of seven years of experience using electronics test equipment.
• Experience troubleshooting and repairing complex analog and digital systems to the component level.
• Experience with circuit-card assemblies, electronic systems, power supplies, cables, test adapters, and automated test stations.
• Experience programming, operating, or maintaining automated test equipment.
• Experience interpreting complex schematics, drawings, specifications, and test data.
• Experience collaborating with engineers on design, prototyping, testing, or production support.
• Depot, military, manufacturing, or Government electronics-repair experience

License, Cert or Registration

• US Citizenship is required due to the security clearance and Government access requirements for the position.
• Ability to obtain and maintain the personnel security eligibility required for assigned work, up to a DoD Secret clearance, complete fit for duty requirement, and complete the physical and medical certification when assigned duties involve interaction with or handling of ammunition and explosives.
• A clean and unencumbered driver’s license may be required for equipment movement or work between supported locations.

Special knowledge, skills, & abilities

• Advanced knowledge of analog and digital electronics, circuit analysis, power supplies, and electronic-test principles.
• Skill in component-level troubleshooting, soldering, desoldering, wiring, and connector repair.
• Ability to operate and maintain automated, manual, and bench-top test equipment.
• Ability to program or configure automated test equipment within approved controls.
• Ability to interpret complex schematics, drawings, test procedures, and technical specifications.
• Ability to analyze failure trends and recommend technically sound corrective actions.