Electronics Technician

We have an urgent requirement for one of our Direct client. Please go through the job description below and revert with updated resume if it would be of your interest.

Major job duty/accountability

40% of Construction of Models, and Prototypes

• This requires soldering through hole and surface mount components. Some mechanical assembly and wiring may also be needed, as in building Test Fixtures.
• The ability to follow schematics, board layouts and assembly diagrams is essential.
• Outcome: When finished the model or prototype will closely resemble the documentation provided.

Design Schematics and Board Layouts

• This can be a major duty for some, but not all Technicians.
• The Technician has specialized training in the CAD Software used and is also familiar with proper board design techniques.
• Circuit design starts with a Schematic and is usually directed by the Engineer.
• After completion of the Schematic, the Layout is started.
• The Layout which is the most critical part of the design is critique by the Technician and Engineer prior to finalizing the design.
• The Technician is responsible for providing all the files needed by Badger Meter Drafting Department, Purchasing Department and the Board Assembly House.
• Outcome: The final product should satisfy the design requirements set forth.

40% of Testing, recording, analyzing and reporting data on products.

• Proper understanding of test document, procedure and Design Engineers input will be implicit prior to and during testing.
• Knowledge of proper setup and use of test equipment such as Digital Volt Meters, Oscilloscopes, RF Signal Generators, Spectrum Analyzers and Network Analyzers is required.
• Data accumulated will be reported using Microsoft office in an acceptable format.
• As part of identifying any issues and concerns, the Technician should feel obligated to voice their concerns with the Engineer involved.
• This may include but not limited to the testing of a design and the design its self. If in disagreement the Technician should also feel obligated to accept the Engineers final decision.
• Outcome: Results will be complete in satisfying the test plan and the Design Engineer involved.

10% of Manufacturing Support

• Technician may provide most all of the above services to Manufacturing.
• Outcome: Better product and value to our Customers.

7% of Assist in the training and directing of other Technicians.

• Technician may specialize in certain areas where cross training may be needed. This will be necessary in their absence or when additional help is needed.
• It may be necessary for one Technician to direct others in the proper procedures necessary to accomplish the task at hand.
• Training Technicians on other procedures and equipment may also be necessary.
• Outcome: This should allow for smoother transition in the Technician’s absents, or when help is needed.

3% of Maintenance of equipment and supplies.

• Technician should be capable of identifying any issues with equipment and needed supplies.
• He or She will notify the Electronics Lab Manager if such an issue should arise.
• Technician may be instructed to handle the procedures necessary to have equipment calibrated or repaired.
• Purchase Orders should be filled out by the person requesting supplies and submitted for authorization.
• Outcome: For efficient operation of the Electronics Lab, these procedures should be followed on a daily basis.

Thanks & Best Regards,

Deepak Bhosale | Sr.Recruiter | Technosoft Engineering
Phone: +1 847-603-4548 |
Email: dbhosale@technosofteng.com | www.technosofteng.com