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SonoVision

Electronics Assembly & Repair Technician (Entry-Level)

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An Electronic or Electrical Assembler assembles electrical or electronic equipment at a manufacturing facility.

$46,589 / year median in Oregon

+12% projected growth

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Electronics Assembly & Repair Technician (Entry-Level) SonoVision•3.3 Beaverton, OR Job Details $20 an hour 6 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Qualifications Computer literacy High school diploma or GED Full Job Description Electronic Assembly & Repair Technician SonoVision•
Beaverton, OR Pay:
$20/hour
Schedule:
Monday-Friday | 8:00 AM•4:30
PM Benefits:
Free medical coverage within 30 days of hire Paid vacation after 90 days 4% company contribution to Traditional 401(k) after 30 days About SonoVision SonoVision is a family-owned business specializing in the repair, refurbishment, and rebuilding of ultrasound equipment. We're a small, skilled team that takes the work seriously — and we've built something worth being proud of. We move fast, solve problems, and take pride in doing it well, and a good attitude goes a long way here. About the Role This is hands-on, detail-driven work that rewards people who like figuring things out. You'll be diagnosing, troubleshooting, rebuilding, and restoring complex ultrasound equipment — no two days are exactly the same, and the problems you'll solve aren't always straightforward. If you're the kind of person who gets satisfaction from taking something broken and making it work again, you'll fit right in. This team is led by someone who knows this equipment inside and out. If you're open to learning, willing to take direction, and bring a collaborative attitude, you'll thrive here. If you work best as a lone wolf or have a hard time taking guidance, this probably isn't the right fit. What You'll Do Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair ultrasound parts and electronic systems Rebuild and restore equipment components to meet functional and cosmetic quality standards Sand, clean, paint, and refinish equipment to like-new condition Complete repair orders accurately and on time Document repair progress in tracking software Maintain tools, testing equipment, and your workspace Follow technical procedures and quality standards consistently What We're Looking For Mechanically minded and detail-oriented — you notice things others miss A problem solver who stays curious when something isn't adding up Receptive to instruction and guidance — you check your ego at the door Flexible and steady — you can shift priorities without losing focus Able to work independently once trained without needing constant direction Basic computer proficiency (Windows, typing, tracking systems) Able to lift up to 50 lbs and perform physical repair work High school diploma or equivalent; must pass a background check Background That Sets You Up for Success You don't need ultrasound experience — we'll teach you that. What matters is that you have the mindset and aptitude. Candidates with experience or interest in any of the following tend to do well here: Electronics repair or soldering Automotive or mechanical rebuilding CAD or technical fabrication Hand tools, power tools, or diagnostic equipment Hobbyist tinkering and independent troubleshooting E04JI800lru64099ugd