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HiFyve in Olathe, KS is seeking an Electronics Test Technician on 1st shift. You will independently test, troubleshoot and repair electronics from component level to final system acceptance, reporting to the Production Supervisor.
Responsibilities include setting up test hardware/software, diagnosing complex failures, performing enviro and acceptance tests, and documenting results; IPC Class 2/3 compliance is required.
ELECTRONICS TEST TECHNICIAN – 1ST SHIFT
Olathe, KS (Kansas City metro)
Schedule: Mon-Thu 6:00am-3:30pm, Fri 6:00am-2:30pm, every other Friday off. Occasional extended hours based on business needs.
Pay: $24.00-$28.00/hour depending on experience
An electronics manufacturer in the Kansas City metro that builds printed circuit board assemblies and finished electronic products is adding Test Technicians to its Test department. You will independently test, troubleshoot and repair electronics from the component level through final system acceptance, diagnose complex failures, support test fixture setup and help resolve recurring production and test issues. Reports to the Production Supervisor.
Independently set up hardware and software for test procedures and assist operators with test fixture setup
Apply knowledge of electronic circuitry, schematics and test equipment to diagnose failed assemblies
Perform component-level through system-level testing, including environmental and final acceptance testing
Perform complex technical tests and diagnose issues effectively and on time
Use computer applications and test equipment to complete testing and document results accurately
Follow and maintain established test procedures and flag needed updates
Evaluate workmanship for acceptance or rejection against specifications, including IPC Class 2 and Class 3 requirements
Test, troubleshoot and repair customer boards and equipment with limited guidance
Identify test fixture issues, enter repair requests and provide the information needed to resolve them
Assess the impact of rework on printed circuit board reliability and the economic impact of continued troubleshooting
Communicate technical issues, discrepancies and improvement ideas to supervisors, engineering and production
Associate degree in Electronics Technology or equivalent experience
1 to 3 years of experience testing, troubleshooting and repairing digital and analog circuits preferred
Ability to prioritize work, meet deadlines and independently resolve non-routine technical issues
Reliable attendance
Through-hole or surface-mount soldering experience
Familiarity with IPC Class 2 and Class 3 specifications
Proficiency with multimeters, oscilloscopes or other test equipment
Familiarity with Python, Linux, C or C++
Electronics manufacturing or assembly experience
Electronics manufacturing floor
Move and handle assemblies up to 10 pounds
Operate hand tools and perform repetitive movements