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Middlesex College
Non-Credit Instructor -Advanced Manufacturing
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What they do
An Electronics Technician helps engineers design and develop electrical and electronic equipment. Assists with diagrams and specifications for design, construction of product prototypes, testing and calibration, technical problem solving, equipment repair and maintenance while ensuring regulatory safety standards are met.
$76,565 / year median in New Jersey
+3% projected growth
Job Description
The Workforce Development and Lifelong Learning department at Middlesex College invites applications for part-time, non-credit instructors to teach Electrical Mechanical and Troubleshooting for its Advanced Manufacturing Program. Some primary responsibilities of this role include: Using analog and digital multimeter to measure resistance, current, voltage and other relevant parameters Interpreting electrical wiring diagrams, troubleshooting schematic diagrams, layout diagrams, and ladder diagrams Assembling and debugging complete circuits following written instructions and various technical diagrams It is crucial that the instructor understand the operation, typical malfunctions, and proper testing and safety procedures required when: Testing electronic, electric, photonic, magnetic, and pneumatic components such as fuses, capacitors, switches, relays, transformers, solenoids, solenoid valves, DC motors, and AC motors Troubleshooting linear and switching power supplies; DC drives and Variable Frequency Drives; motor control circuits for stop, pause, reverse functions; essential digital circuits for other relevant functions; essential pneumatic systems; gear boxes and other related mechanical systems; and systems using various types of sensors, such as magnetic, capacitive, optical, pressure, temperature, and motion