Electronics Production Technician

Korry, a leading provider of aerospace electronics, is seeking a highly skilled Senior Electronics Technician to join our team. In this role, you will be a critical part of our production line, tackling complex technical challenges and ensuring the quality and reliability of our aerospace-grade components. This is not a typical assembly or repair role; we need a true problem-solver with deep technical knowledge who can diagnose intricate issues at a component level.

What You Will Do Troubleshooting & Diagnosis:

Independently perform in-depth troubleshooting of complex functional test failures on electronic and electro-mechanical assemblies. This includes diagnosing issues down to the component level (e.g., resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits).

Root Cause Analysis:

Utilize advanced diagnostic tools and techniques to identify the root cause of failures, rather than just replacing parts.

Testing & Repair:

Conduct a variety of electronic tests and repairs on aerospace components, ensuring compliance with strict industry standards.

Technical Documentation:

Read and interpret complex technical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams to guide your work. You will also be expected to accurately document all repair and test data.

Mentorship:

Act as a technical resource and mentor for junior technicians, sharing your expertise and helping to solve challenging production issues.

Continuous Improvement:

Identify and recommend improvements to existing test procedures, equipment, or documentation to enhance efficiency and quality.

Preferred Education:

An Associate's Degree in Electronics Technology or a related field, or equivalent military training.

Preferred Experience:

A minimum of 4+ years of hands-on experience in electronics manufacturing, troubleshooting, and repair.

Preferred Specialized Skills and Experience:

Proficiency in reading and interpreting complex electrical schematics and wiring diagrams. Demonstrated experience with advanced diagnostic equipment, such as oscilloscopes, digital multimeters (DMMs), spectrum analyzers, and signal generators. Strong understanding of both analog and digital electronics, including circuit theory, power supplies, and signal integrity. Proven ability to perform component-level soldering and rework on intricate printed circuit boards (PCBs). Previous experience working in a highly regulated environment, with specific knowledge of FAA Part 145 regulations, is highly preferred. The ability to work under limited supervision, prioritize tasks, and independently solve complex technical problems.

Schedule:

Day Shift, Monday - Friday, 6:00am to 2:30pm. Occasional overtime, including weekends, may be required to meet production deadlines. Salary Range Please note the typical hiring range is $35.76 - $48.38 hourly. Job offers within the range are based on significant job qualifications and pay equity.