Senior PCB Repair Technician – Industrial Controls

thyssenkrupp Elevator; Walnut (MS); On-site; USD 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

401(k) with company match

Paid time off

Paid holidays

Parental leave

Job summary

TK Elevator in Walnut, MS is seeking an experienced Board Repair Technician III to repair a broad range of industrial control circuit boards to component level, using diverse test equipment and methods. You will collaborate with the VVVF drive team, performing three‑phase testing up to 675VAC.

Safety and precise documentation are essential. A 2‑year electronics program and 5+ years of hands‑on repair experience are preferred, with strong soldering and diagnostics skills to support maintenance

Qualifications

• 2-year college, trade school, or military electronics repair program preferred.
• 5+ years experience diagnosing analog and digital boards to component level.
• Ability to read and follow schematics and datasheets.
• Experience with soldering/desoldering, including through-hole and surface mount.

Responsibilities

• Maintain safe work area; use PPE and follow safety policy.
• Test, troubleshoot, repair analog and digital circuits to component level.
• Read and follow board/system schematics and datasheets.
• Apply test procedures and document readings and results.
• Follow documented test procedures with minimal supervision.
• Document results to aid memory and development.
• Support VVVF drive team with testing and repairs as needed.

Skills

Circuit repair

Troubleshooting analog/digital

Schematic reading

ESD procedures

Education

Two-year electronics program

Tools

Oscilloscopes

Multimeters

Power supplies

Signal generators

Job description

TK Elevator in Walnut, MS is seeking an experienced Board Repair Technician III to repair a broad range of industrial control circuit boards to component level, using diverse test equipment and methods. You will collaborate with the VVVF drive team, performing three‑phase testing up to 675VAC.

Safety and precise documentation are essential. A 2‑year electronics program and 5+ years of hands‑on repair experience are preferred, with strong soldering and diagnostics skills to support maintenance