RF/Microwave Test Technician II – Process Improvement

Spectrum Control, Inc.; Town of Delmar (WI); On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

PTO

Benefits start day 1

Job summary

Spectrum Control, Inc. in Wisconsin seeks a Technician II to inspect and test filters, hybrids, VCOs and IMAs against specifications using precision measuring instruments. You will troubleshoot products, document fixtures, maintain equipment, and update process documentation.

Collaboration with engineers and operations is essential to support and improve manufacturing processes. The role emphasizes final acceptance testing, defect analysis, and participation in Lean Manufacturing and continuous

Qualifications

• Experience reading schematics and wiring diagrams to determine testing procedures.
• Knowledge of test equipment such as network and spectrum analyzers, signal generators.
• Ability to interpret test schedules and performance specifications.
• Background in microelectronics with related education or experience.

Responsibilities

• Inspect, measure and test products using electronic measuring equipment and microscope.
• Interpret test schedules, manuals and schematics to determine procedures and equipment.
• Connect and tune units using test equipment such as VOM, power supply, signal generator.
• Perform final acceptance testing per customer specifications.
• Analyze test results and support Lean Manufacturing and process improvements.

Skills

Test equipment knowledge

Schematics reading

Electrical testing

Problem solving

Education

High School Diploma

Associate degree in Microelectronics

Equivalent experience

Tools

Network analyzers

Spectrum analyzers

Signal generators

VOM

Power supply

Oscilloscope

Job description

Spectrum Control, Inc. in Wisconsin seeks a Technician II to inspect and test filters, hybrids, VCOs and IMAs against specifications using precision measuring instruments. You will troubleshoot products, document fixtures, maintain equipment, and update process documentation.

Collaboration with engineers and operations is essential to support and improve manufacturing processes. The role emphasizes final acceptance testing, defect analysis, and participation in Lean Manufacturing and continuous