Electronics Manufacturing Engineer

As an Electronics Manufacturing Engineer, you will engineer, test, and provide troubleshooting instructions for technicians and formulate test equipment and processes for electrical assemblies and components. This position is safety-sensitive, involving tasks that could reasonably influence the safety and health of yourself and others.

• Formulate and put into effect electrical test and troubleshooting procedures for repair and build operations.
• Develop and implement new test equipment and processes.
• Assist technicians by collating, collecting, and coordinating technical documentation and instructions.
• Apply technical expertise to resolve in-circuit testing issues in a production environment.
• Introduce new parts/components into the repair workflow, including BOM creation, repair instructions, and test equipment setup.
• Analyze and resolve component-level failures in electronic and electromechanical systems.
• Read, interpret, and apply knowledge from schematics, drawings, and technical manuals.
• Install and flash firmware; manage test software and OS updates.
• Troubleshoot AC/DC circuits and mechanisms, including motors, relays, sensors, and power supplies.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to improve operational efficiency and product quality.
• Provide hands-on training and support to peers as needed.
• Respond to routine and non-routine technical challenges with innovative solutions.
• Engage in health and safety programs and align with OSHA regulations.

• 3+ years' background in electronics production and testing.
• BS or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering or related technical field preferred.
• Demonstrated expertise in electronics production and testing.
• Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles.
• Proficient in soldering and board-level repair.
• Skilled in using standard test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, frequency generators).
• Proficient in diagnosing issues and analyzing electrical circuits.
• Effective written and verbal communication skills.
• Fundamental math skills and the capacity to understand technical documents.
• Vision requirements include close, distance, color, peripheral, and depth perception.

• Ability to solve practical problems and interpret various forms of instructions.
• Capable of creating, researching, and developing test equipment and procedures.
• Demonstrated agility and flexibility in adapting to changing priorities.

• Extended periods of sitting at a repair station.
• Physical activities include standing, lifting (up to 40 lbs.), twisting, and climbing ladders.
• Occasional handling of equipment up to 500 lbs. with mechanical assistance.
• Good hearing and visual acuity required; reasonable accommodations available.