Electronics Test Technician I

Abbott Laboratories; Pleasanton, Northern (CA, KY); Hybrid; USD 31,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Abbott Laboratories in Pleasanton, CA, is seeking a qualified technician in a manufacturing environment. You will perform automatic and manual testing on products and verify assemblies meet design criteria and documentation standards. The role may involve leading training and guiding nonconforming material investigations.

The position requires an AA degree in electronics and 2–4 years of related experience, including IPC610 training. A strong eye for detail and problem solving is essential.

Qualifications

• AA degree in electronics.
• Two to four years related experience in a similar manufacturing environment including one to two years of HDI experience.
• Ability to independently carry out successive steps in accordance with procedures.
• Ability to identify nonconformance in documentation, components, products, processes and facilities.
• Ability to resolve problems in accordance with operating procedures.
• Able to pass IPC610 Training.

Responsibilities

• Performs automatic and manual testing on products
• Ensures assemblies meet visual, mechanical, electrical criteria of design documentation, standards and inspection documentation.
• Follows written work instructions and completes necessary paperwork accurately that is required for jobs
• Reviews records for device traceability and compliance.
• Detects problems and initiates corrective action to control non-conforming material and product and assists in problem solving
• Trains employees and can function as a lead if necessary.

Skills

Independent work

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Education

AA degree in electronics

Tools

IPC610 Training

Job description

Abbott Laboratories in Pleasanton, CA, is seeking a qualified technician in a manufacturing environment. You will perform automatic and manual testing on products and verify assemblies meet design criteria and documentation standards. The role may involve leading training and guiding nonconforming material investigations.

The position requires an AA degree in electronics and 2–4 years of related experience, including IPC610 training. A strong eye for detail and problem solving is essential.