Inspector​/Electrical

Job Description

Cox & Company solves the aerospace industry's most challenging ice protection and temperature control problems. For over 80 years Cox has worked with OEMs, Tier 1 and Tier 2 Suppliers, as well as all major modification and finishing centers throughout the world. From initial design concepts through aircraft integration and operation, our company provides the highest quality full-lifecycle support to our customers.

Cox & Company, Inc. is looking for an outgoing individual that will conduct electrical inspections of electronic and electro-mechanical subassemblies and completed products utilizing standard measuring equipment and dedicated test sets. Follows and executes final Acceptance Test Procedures. Makes determinations of product compliance to requirements. Key contributor to the detection and resolution of product and test equipment problems.

• Conduct inspections of electronic assemblies and sub-assemblies using documented test procedures plus individual knowledge and experience.
• Troubleshoot assembly defects to PCB level.
• Troubleshoot PCB defects to component level.
• Detect and troubleshoot product-equipment system issues.
• Document test and inspection results in accordance with Company procedures.
• Contribute to the continued development of test and troubleshooting techniques.
• Other duties as assigned.

• Ability to read and interpret assembly level and PCB level schematics in English.
• Ability to conduct test procedures to published documents.
• Ability to operate dedicated test rigs.
• Ability to operate standard measuring equipment including DVM, Hi-Pot, Bonding resistance, oscilloscope, logic analyzer.
• Ability to work with passive and active components and integrated circuits including CPLD and microprocessors.
• Ability to work with minimum technical and administrative supervision.
• Ability to develop modifications to test and troubleshooting techniques.

• Minimum 2-year degree or certificate in electronics.
• Minimum 5 years’ relevant experience.
• Relevant experience beyond 5 years may be considered in lieu of formal education requirement.