Engineering Technician II

Traveling Electronic Security Systems Technician

Location: 1750 NDSU Research Park Drive, Fargo, ND 58102

Duration: 24 months contract on W2 (possible extension)

Shift: 1st shift – 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday–Friday

Work Environment: Fully onsite

$30.00/hr - $42.00/hr

• Perform inspection, testing, and failure analysis as necessary to determine cause of defective electronic assemblies.
• Research, gather and summarize data for use in determining root cause.
• Rework products per company and industry standards.
• Build test harnesses, loads, fixtures and/or circuit boards to support product design as required.
• Document and maintain records relating to work performed.
• Inform supervisor and engineering of process or design problems and assist in corrective actions.
• Conduct manual test of electronic circuits and PCBs according to engineering instructions.
• Communicate with both internal and external customers in a professional and effective manner.
• Create or update test documentation when required for prototype products.
• Design and build advanced engineering test boxes.
• Perform other associated tasks as required from supervisors and engineers.
• Train other personnel as required.

A.S. in Electronics or a two‑year technical diploma, equivalent military certification, or equivalent experience.

Minimum one year of experience in electronics, manufacturing, engineering, or a related industry; three or more years of related experience is preferred.

• Experience troubleshooting PCB subassembly failure modes to identify root cause.
• Understanding of manufacturing processes and electronic components.
• Understanding of test equipment and methods (multimeters, oscilloscopes, etc.).
• Ability to read engineering documents, e.g., schematics or diagrams.
• Ability to comprehend product/process component datasheets.
• Ability to assemble and disassemble products.
• Ability to maintain and repair lab equipment.
• Ability to learn advanced computer applications.
• Ability to research, tabulate, and summarize data.
• Ability to work with little or no supervision.
• Possess effective written and verbal communication skills.
• Working knowledge of personal computers, spreadsheets, and word processing.
• Strong mechanical aptitude.

• Three years of hands‑on experience troubleshooting PCB subassembly failure modes to identify root cause.
• Three years of hands‑on soldering experience with fine‑pitch surface‑mount component.
• Three years of hands‑on experience with electronic test equipment, e.g., multimeters, oscilloscopes, etc.
• Experience running and maintaining 3D printers.
• Experience with printed circuit board layout.
• Experience machining and modifying various materials (e.g., aluminum, steel, plastics, fiberglass).
• Experience working with advanced test equipment (logic analyzers, spectrum analyzers, etc.).
• Experience working with electronic components and systems.
• Experience working with equipment and machinery.

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