- Assisting senior technicians with basic tasks including general cleaning/organizing
- Simple assembly work, cleaning of components, and visual inspections, after training.
- Performing some routine maintenance and troubleshooting under supervision.
- Demonstrate and apply knowledge acquired from company-provided training courses in daily tasks and responsibilities.
Skillset:
- Basic technical knowledge of tools and familiarity with common hardware, with training.
- Ability to follow instructions and work under supervision.
Qualifications:
- 5 years related experience, or an associate’s degree from an accredited trade school or community college, Certified Electronics Technician (CET) certificate, or similar.
Typical Responsibilities:
- Perform entry-to-routine technician work, including assembly under moderate supervision, with limited latitude for independent judgement.
- Follow standard procedures, relying on direction from others to solve problems that are not standard.
- Assist others in performing work of greater complexity.
- Demonstrate and apply knowledge acquired from company-provided training courses in daily tasks and responsibilities.
Skillset:
- Basic technical understanding of APELC systems.
- Proficiency in use of basic to advanced equipment and tools
- Ability to analyze and resolve basic technical problems.
Qualifications:
- 10 years related experience, or 5 years with an associate’s degree from an accredited trade school or community college, Certified Electronics Technician (CET) certificate, or similar.
Typical Responsibilities:
- Perform moderately complex technician work, assembly with some latitude for independent judgement.
- Work more independently than previous level.
- Routinely assist others in performing work of greater complexity.
- Demonstrate and apply knowledge acquired from company-provided training courses in daily tasks and responsibilities.
Skillset:
- Proficiency in use of specialized tools and equipment.
- Ability to analyze and resolve varied technical problems.
- Proficiency in keeping thorough and precise documentation of work activities, including maintenance logs, test results, and procedural updates, to support traceability and continuous improvement.
Since 1998, APELC has led the defense, testing and evaluation (T&E), and commercial industries in the development of novel science and technology (S&T) systems that aid in hardening critical assets against attack. With unmatched performance measures such as accurate, repeatable pulses, our systems enable end users to develop better, less vulnerable solutions across platforms.
CONTACT
APELC P.O. Box 341149
Austin, TX 78734
(512) 264-1804