Job Description & How to Apply Below
Our client is an international aerospace manufacturing company looking for a hands-on Production Technician to work in their electromechanical laboratory and support the production of electronic and electromechanical assemblies for engine systems.
This is a practical, hands-on production role for a technician or technical diploma holder with strong electronics skills, good manual precision, and the ability to work according to wiring diagrams, electrical schematics, work instructions, and defined test procedures.
The role includes fine soldering, wiring harness preparation, crimping, connector assembly, electromechanical assembly, functional testing, basic rework, calibration activities, firmware/configuration loading, and clear production documentation.
Job Responsibilities Perform fine and precise soldering on wires, connectors, components, and electronic assemblies.
Prepare wiring harnesses, cables, connectors, sleeves, heat shrink, labels, and related wiring assemblies.
Perform crimping and connector assembly according to drawings, instructions, and defined practices.
Read and work according to wiring diagrams, electrical schematics, work instructions, and production documentation.
Assemble electronic and electromechanical components for engine-related systems.
Carry out functional tests on electronic and electromechanical assemblies according to defined procedures.
Perform basic electrical checks, including continuity, polarity, short-circuit checks, visual inspection, and simple signal checks.
Use standard laboratory tools and equipment such as multimeters, power supplies, and test fixtures.
Perform basic rework and repair of wiring, connectors, and electronic boards when required.
Support firmware loading, configuration, version checks, and recording of serial numbers or software versions for engine control units, sensors, and related electronic assemblies.
Perform calibrations according to defined procedures and record results clearly and consistently.
Complete and maintain production records, test sheets, calibration sheets, serial number records, and related documentation.
Report non-conformities, unclear instructions, wiring issues, test failures, or assembly problems in a clear and structured way.
Maintain order, cleanliness, and organisation in the electromechanical laboratory.
Maintain a small laboratory inventory of electronic components, cables, connectors, consumables, tools, and materials; identify shortages, update inventory lists, and request replenishment through the Production Manager or Procurement.
Requirements MUST:
Minimum 3 years of experience in an electronics laboratory, electronic assembly, wiring, harness preparation, testing, or repair work.
MUST:
Good soldering capability, including precise soldering of connectors, small wires, basic repairs, and rework.
MUST:
Fluent Italian and conversational English.
Advantage:
Experience with crimping, connector assembly, cable preparation, wiring sleeves, heat shrink, and wiring organisation.
Advantage:
Strong ability to read wiring diagrams and electrical schematics.
Advantage:
Familiarity with firmware loading, ECU configuration tools, or embedded electronic systems.
Education:
Electronics technician diploma, certification, or equivalent.
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