Electronics Test Technician

ABOUT THE ROLE

Allocortech builds flight-critical electronics for production UAV programs. We're adding a second Electronics Test Technician to keep pace with growing production volume — you'll be a core part of the final quality gate that keeps our customers' programs on schedule. You'll execute final Acceptance Test Procedures (ATPs) on completed assemblies, disposition units for shipment, and help maintain the test rigor that flight-critical hardware demands. This is a hands

• on bench role with real autonomy: you can hold a unit from shipment on your own call, and you'll escalate directly to the hardware engineering lead when something systemic needs attention.

WHAT YOU'LL DO

Run multi-step Acceptance Test Procedures on production UAV assemblies using ATE, oscilloscopes, DMMs, and proprietary test software Disposition each unit — Pass, Conditional, or Fail — accurately and consistently Log ATP results, failure modes, and serial numbers to the specificity required for customer delivery documentation Perform targeted SMT rework on units with minor, repeatable failures within technician

• authorized scope Coordinate daily with your peer technician to balance the production queue and hit end-of
• week shipment windows Flag systemic ATP failure trends to the hardware engineering lead for root-cause investigation

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR ATP

Execution

• Primary focus: run multi-step Acceptance Test Procedures on completed production UAV units. Disposition units accurately and consistently. Electronics Testing
• 2+ years board-level or system-level functional testing. Programmable DC supplies, logic analyzers, and automated test rigs without supervision. Schematic Literacy
• Read and interpret electronic schematics, BOMs, and assembly drawings to support troubleshooting and failure-mode documentation. SMT Rework
• Precision soldering and desoldering for in-scope ATP rework.

J-STD-001

preferred;

IPC-A-610

familiarity a plus. Data Logging Accurate, serial-number-level digital records of ATP results, failure modes, and disposition decisions for customer delivery documentation. Scripting (Preferred) Basic Python or Linux CLI for running or modifying automated ATP sequences. Not required on day one.

WHO THRIVES HERE

Our team is small, direct, and data-driven. We move fast and iterate often, but we take quality seriously — every board we ship goes into a flying vehicle. You'll work alongside one peer technician who will onboard you, but you'll own your queue quickly. We want someone who closes the loop without being chased, documents failure modes with enough detail that an engineer can reproduce them, and will stop the line rather than ship a unit they're not confident in. This role is a strong fit for candidates from military electronics training (Navy ET/AT, Air Force 2A) or community college electronics programs with hands-on testing experience.

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE

Day 30

• Independently executing ATP on assigned production units daily. All results logged to required serial-number-level specificity with zero peer-review escalations on standard passes. Day 90
• ATP throughput for the production line measurably increased. Contributing to reduced end-of-week shipment backlogs. At least one ATP procedure improvement suggestion submitted. IC3 Path
• Own ATE architecture and test procedure documentation library.

Longer-term path into QA Engineering or Manufacturing Engineering as the team scales.