Repair Technician

Malwin Electronics Corporation; Paterson (NJ); On-site; USD 42,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Job summary

Malwin Electronics Corporation in Paterson, NJ is seeking a Repair / Calibration Technician (Full-Time). You will diagnose issues with subassemblies and gauges, calibrate new units, and test electromechanical systems using oscilloscopes and multimeters.

The role emphasizes hands-on work, wiring, soldering, and collaboration with our machine shop to modify parts when needed and ensure unit reliability.

Qualifications

• Background in electronics.
• Hands-on with tools and fixtures.
• Experience with oscilloscopes and multimeters.
• Experience wiring or examining solder joints.
• Exposure to gear trains and mechanical assemblies is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose issues with subassemblies / gauges using wiring diagrams and documentation.
• Calibrate new units and diagnose repairs with test equipment.
• Test subassemblies to ensure electromechanical components operate with gear trains and pointers.
• Assess circuitry at component level to diagnose issues.
• Repair subassemblies / gauges; create connections with wiring.
• Collaborate with in-house machine shop to modify parts as needed.

Skills

Hands-on

Electrical systems

Troubleshooting

Wiring & soldering

Oscilloscopes & multimeters

Mechanical assemblies

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

CAD

Job description

Repair / Calibration Technician (Full-Time)

posted 3/29/2019

Main Responsibilities

• Utilize wiring diagrams, layout drawings, parts lists, other documentation, and a variety of tools to diagnose issues with subassemblies / full gauges
• Use a variety of test equipment (oscilloscopes, multimeters, test stands) to calibrate new units / diagnose repairs
• Test subassemblies as necessary to ensure electromechanical components operate smoothly in concert with gear trains, pointers, etc.
• Assess the circuitry at component level in order to diagnose issues
• Utilize wiring diagrams, layout drawings, parts lists, other documentation, and a variety of tools to repair subassemblies / full gauges.
• Cut, strip, and solder wires to create necessary connections within the gauge.
• Test subassemblies as necessary to ensure electromechanical components operate smoothly in concert with gear trains, pointers, etc.
• Consult with the in-house machine shop in the event the subassemblies / unit will not operate smoothly without modification of existing parts.

Potential Opportunities / Responsibilities

• Create / modify documentation on assembly / subassembly work.
• Design new / modify existing circuit boards and use software to create drawings / revisions of the board(s) for internal and vendor use.
• Use CAD or other such programs to create / modify specifications, wiring diagrams, etc. as necessary.

Desired Qualifications / Experience

• The candidate should have a background in electronics.
• Ideally, the candidate would be good with his/her hands and familiar with using various tools.
• Ideally, the candidate would have experience working with oscilloscopes and multimeters.
• Ideally, the candidate would have experience with wiring or examining solder joints.
• Having prior exposure to gear trains and other types of mechanical assemblies a plus.

Components Typically Utilized

• Synchros (transmitters, receivers), resolvers, potentiometers, motors, gearheads, circuit boards [integrated circuit chips, microcontrollers], gear trains (collars, pinions, split gears, shafts, bearings, etc.), switches, light bulbs, etc.

Benefits

• Health Insurance