Electronics Manufacturing Technician

Position Summary The Electronics Manufacturing Technician

• PCBA Repair & Test is a hands-on technical role responsible for diagnosing and repairing PCBA assemblies during production, maintaining ICT and test fixtures, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.

This role ensures high-quality manufacturing output, improves yield, and reduces recurring assembly failures. The position is embedded in the production floor and works closely with Manufacturing, Quality, and Engineering teams.

Responsibilities Primary:

Troubleshoot and repair PCBA assemblies at the component and board level during production. Perform root cause analysis on recurring failures and implement corrective actions. Read and follow technical drawings and electrical schematics. Interpret test results from ICT and production test equipment. Use hand tools, power tools, and precision measurement instruments, including but not limited to: o Soldering iron / soldering station o Multimeter o Oscilloscope o Power supply / DC source o Calipers, and other precision measuring devices Document repairs, test results, and failure trends accurately. Define and report process or quality problems as necessary Secondary /

Growth:

Assist in continuous improvement efforts for SMT, wave solder, and manual solder processes. Support updates to test procedures and fixture modifications. Provide ad hoc guidance to production technicians on electronics best practices. Skills & Experience Required Hands-on PCBA repair experience in a manufacturing environment. Experience with ICT and production test equipment. Familiarity with SMT, wave solder, and manual solder processes. Strong mechanical and electrical aptitude Ability to read schematics, assembly drawings, and wiring diagrams. Strong problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and collaborative mindset. Associates or Bachelor's degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering Technology (EET), Electrical Engineering, or related field preferred, or equivalent experience. Preferred Skills /

Certifications:

J-STD-001, IPC-A-610, or similar certification. Preventive maintenance of test equipment. Knowledge of failure analysis techniques and basic continuous improvement methodologies. Performance Metrics / KPIs Repair turnaround time

• speed of diagnosing and repairing assemblies. Yield improvement contributions
• reduction of recurring failures. Documentation accuracy
• completeness and clarity of repair/failure records. Collaboration & support
• effectiveness in working with Manufacturing, Quality, and Engineering teams.

Career Growth Path Ownership of ICT/test fixtures and maintenance programs. Expansion into manufacturing process improvement and optimization initiatives. Potential progression to Manufacturing Test Engineer or Process Improvement Specialist as skills and responsibilities grow. Work Environment On-site production floor, hands-on technical work.

Standard business hours:

some flexibility may be required depending on production schedules.