Senior Electronics Techncian

Senior Electronics Technician

Parks Medical Electronics Inc.

Location:

Aloha, OR

Employment Type:

Full-time, Onsite, Monday through Friday

The Senior Electronics Technician is a key technical contributor responsible for independently building, modifying, testing, and troubleshooting complex analog, digital, mixed‑signal, RF, and Doppler ultrasound electronic assemblies. This role partners closely with engineering to improve product reliability and manufacturability in a regulated medical device environment.

• Independently build, solder, modify, and rework complex analog and digital PCBs, including fine‑pitch surface‑mount components
• Perform advanced PCB‑level and system‑level debugging of analog, digital, power, mixed‑signal, and RF circuits
• Lead troubleshooting efforts for Doppler ultrasound and RF assemblies, including transmit/receive and signal conditioning stages
• Support prototype development, engineering changes (ECOs), and design validation testing
• Diagnose complex failures and perform root‑cause analysis on returned or nonconforming products
• Evaluate and help mitigate EMI/EMC issues through grounding, shielding, filtering, and design feedback
• Serve as a technical resource and mentor to junior technicians
• Support calibration, verification, and regulatory testing activities
• Review and improve test methods, assembly processes, and repair procedures
• Ensure strict adherence to ESD controls, quality system requirements, and safety standards
• Collaborate closely with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and service teams on continuous improvement initiatives
• Maintain detailed technical documentation in compliance with FDA/ISO requirements

• Associate degree or higher in Electronics Technology or equivalent experience
• 5+ years of hands‑on electronics technician experience
• Strong mastery of analog, digital, mixed‑signal, and RF electronics
• Proven experience debugging complex PCBs and electronic systems
• Proficient with advanced test equipment (oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, logic analyzers, etc.)
• Ability to work independently and make sound technical decisions

• Direct experience with Doppler ultrasound systems or medical electronics
• Strong background in EMI/EMC troubleshooting and mitigation
• Experience in an FDA‑regulated or ISO 13485 environment
• IPCA
  610 and/or IPC
  7711/7721 certifications
• Experience supporting both R&D and production hardware

• Highly detail‑oriented with strong analytical skills
• Methodical problem solver who thrives in complex technical environments
• Self‑directed with strong documentation habits
• Collaborative mentor and technical leader