Precision Electronics Repair & Calibration Technician

Northrop Grumman; United States; On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Northrop Grumman Mission Systems in Linthicum, Maryland, is seeking a Repair and Calibration Technician C to join its Calibration Services team. This is a SEA Union represented, 1st shift position and the candidate will repair and calibrate a range of electronic test equipment.

The role requires high school graduation, an associates degree or equivalent electronics training, and hands-on experience with oscilloscopes, analyzers, and calibration procedures. U.S.

Qualifications

• High school graduate or equivalent.
• Associate degree (60 semester hours) or two years college in electronics, or six months military electronic school plus two years in maintenance/repair.
• Knowledge of electronic principles and ability to troubleshoot.

Responsibilities

• Repair and calibrate standard electronic test equipment and instrumentation from schematics and data.
• Determine source of malfunctions and replace defective components and wiring to meet specs.
• Calibrate and repair advanced equipment such as high frequency counters and fast rise time oscilloscopes.
• Affix labels to equipment meeting performance levels and record calibration data.
• Prepare and maintain reports and records.
• Perform routine duties such as moving/cleaning test equipment and making patch connections on distribution power panels.

Skills

Electronic test equipment repair

Troubleshooting

Calibration procedures

Education

Associate's Degree in electronics

Two years college in electronics

Military electronics school

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Analyzers

Bridges

Job description

Northrop Grumman Mission Systems in Linthicum, Maryland, is seeking a Repair and Calibration Technician C to join its Calibration Services team. This is a SEA Union represented, 1st shift position and the candidate will repair and calibrate a range of electronic test equipment.

The role requires high school graduation, an associates degree or equivalent electronics training, and hands-on experience with oscilloscopes, analyzers, and calibration procedures. U.S.