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The Electronic Technician installs, maintains, troubleshoots, and repairs automated mail-processing, electronic, and electrical systems used in USPS operations. Working on-site in postal facilities, this role diagnoses complex faults, tests circuits and components, performs preventive maintenance, and repairs control systems. The technician uses schematics, meters, and diagnostic tools to keep automation running safely and reliably while following established USPS procedures and safety practices. Responsibilities Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electronic and electrical mail-processing equipment and control systems. Diagnose complex system faults using test equipment, schematics, and signal tracing methods. Perform scheduled preventive maintenance on automated processing and control equipment to reduce downtime. Test circuits, components, and wiring to verify performance and identify defective parts. Calibrate, adjust, and replace electronic components, sensors, and modules as needed. Document maintenance activities, repairs, parts usage, and equipment status in maintenance records or systems. Follow USPS safety, lockout/tagout, and maintenance procedures while working on energized and moving equipment. Collaborate with maintenance and operations staff to minimize equipment downtime and support production goals. Required Skills Electronic troubleshooting Use of electronic test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes) Reading electrical and electronic schematics Industrial control systems and automation fundamentals Electrical maintenance and repair Programmable logic controller (PLC) basics Electrical and workplace safety (including lockout/tagout) Maintenance documentation and CMMS usage Sensors and actuators troubleshooting Structured diagnostic and root-cause analysis methods