Repair Calibration Technician II

Job Description

The Repair & Calibration Technician II is responsible for applying advanced electronics theory and diagnostic principles to test, troubleshoot, repair, and calibrate precision instrumentation. This role emphasizes circuit-level analysis, signal integrity, and measurement accuracy in support of high-performance non‑destructive testing (NDT) equipment used across laboratory and industrial environments.

• Apply analog and digital electronics theory to diagnose, isolate, and repair faults at the board and component level.
• Perform functional testing, signal tracing, and calibration of advanced instrumentation, including phased array ultrasonic and eddy current systems.
• Utilize electronic test equipment (oscilloscope, function generator, multimeter) to evaluate waveforms, frequency response, impedance, and signal integrity.
• Interpret and analyze schematics, circuit designs, and system architectures to support effective troubleshooting and repair decisions.
• Execute calibration procedures with a focus on measurement accuracy, repeatability, and compliance with engineering specifications.
• Identify root causes of failures through systematic fault isolation techniques, including power distribution, signal path analysis, and component‑level diagnostics.
• Document findings, test data, and repair actions with clear technical detail to support quality and traceability requirements.
• Prepare detailed technical reports and calibration records, ensuring adherence to quality standards and regulatory requirements.
• Support continuous improvement by providing feedback on design reliability, failure trends, and serviceability.
• Maintain an organized and controlled work environment consistent with electronic lab best practices and ESD standards.

• High school diploma or equivalent (required)
• Military electronics training or technical school experience (preferred)
• Associate degree in Electronics, Electrical Engineering Technology, or equivalent technical training (preferred)
• Bachelor’s degree in a related technical discipline (preferred)

• 3+ years of hands‑on experience in electronics repair, troubleshooting, and calibration
• Demonstrated expertise in board‑level and component‑level diagnostics
• Experience with precision electronic instrumentation or test equipment (preferred)
• Familiarity with signal processing, RF, or ultrasonic systems (strongly preferred)

• Strong foundation in electronics theory (Ohm’s Law, circuit analysis, analog/digital systems)
• Proficiency in interpreting schematics, wiring diagrams, and PCB layouts
• Hands‑on experience with:
  • Oscilloscopes (signal analysis, waveform interpretation)
  • Function generators
  • Digital multimeters
  • PC‑based diagnostic and test software
• Skilled in soldering, rework, and component replacement (through‑hole and surface mount)
• Understanding of calibration principles, measurement uncertainty, and test standards

• Strong analytical and problem‑solving abilities
• Attention to detail in technical documentation and calibration processes
• Ability to manage multiple repairs while maintaining quality and deadlines
• Effective communication of technical findings
• Commitment to continuous learning and technical improvement

$26.00 - $28.00 per hour, plus a 5% annual bonus target.

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Benefits include health, welfare, and retirement options. Other benefits may include an annual bonus if eligible. More information is available on benefits at the company’s benefits portal.

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