Repair and Overhaul; R&O) Electronics Technician II-IV 1st and 2nd Shift

Crane Aerospace and Electronics has an exciting opportunity for an Electronics Technician II-IV in our Repair & Overhaul facility at our Lynnwood, WA location. 1st shift:
Monday-Friday;
Start time can vary between 4am-9am (plus 8 work hours and 30 minutes lunch) 2nd shift:
Monday-Friday;
Start time can vary between noon-4pm (plus 8 work hours and 30 minutes lunch)

About Crane:
Crane Aerospace & Electronics supplies critical systems and components to the aerospace and defense markets. You’ll find Crane Aerospace & Electronics in some of the toughest environments: from engines to landing gear; from satellites to medical implants and from missiles to unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Located in the epicenter of United States aviation manufacturing, our Crane Aerospace & Electronics Lynnwood, Wash.,

facility delivers industry-leading aerospace & defense power, sensing and fluid solutions. Our products are rugged enough to fly 5 billion miles from Earth on NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft and innovative enough to be featured on Advanced Air Mobility demonstrators. You’ll join a group of aerospace professionals committed to engineering excellence and work in a community tucked between the idyllic Puget Sound and Cascade Mountains.

Start the next chapter of your career with Crane Aerospace & Electronics!

The R&O Electronics Technician is responsible for testing, troubleshooting, repairing, and modifying repair and overhaul (R&O) electronic components, electro‑mechanical assemblies, parts, equipment, and systems by applying principles and theories of electronics, electrical circuitry, engineering mathematics, electronic and electrical testing, and physics.

• Read component maintenance manuals, blueprints, wiring diagrams, schematic drawings and engineering instructions for assembling and testing electronic or mechanical units, applying knowledge of electronic or mechanical theory and components.
• Test electronics units, using standard test equipment, and analyze results to evaluate performance and determine need for adjustment.
• Test, and maintain circuitry or electronic components according to engineering instructions, technical manuals, and knowledge of electronics, using hand and power tools.
• Adjust and replace defective or improperly functioning circuitry and electronics components, using hand tools and soldering iron.
• Write reports and record data on testing techniques, laboratory equipment, and specifications to assist engineers.
• Interpret and work in accordance with manuals, drawings and schematics, functional and acceptance test procedures, failure reports and all other applicable engineering and production specifications.
• Identify and resolve equipment malfunctions, working with manufacturers and field representatives as necessary to procure replacement parts.
• Troubleshoots customer failures down to the component level and train others in troubleshooting best practices.
• Conduct repairs of customer owned hardware down to the board level using soldering iron, heat gun and other necessary equipment.
• Maintain system logs and manuals to document testing and operation of equipment.
• Provide customer support and education, working with users to identify needs, determine sources of problems and to provide information on product use.
• Provide user applications and engineering support and recommendations for new and existing equipment with regard to installation, upgrades and enhancement.
• Perform automated testing and performance testing using a variety of automated testing equipment and special test console to simulate in‑service specifications, including but not limited to: vibe, burn in, thermal cycle and leak test, or hydraulic testing.
• Perform manual testing involving setup,…