Service Technician (Electronics)

Pay Rate: $26/hour (54K). Excellent Benefits Package.

Flexible start time.

The Role

The Service Technician I provides equipment service activities under close supervision from management or senior technicians. Responsibilities include inspection of equipment for completeness, mechanical and electrical safety (when applicable), and proper operation. The role also involves performing planned maintenance, calibrations, and repairs on lower-complexity systems. The technician may assist senior team members with troubleshooting and major repairs of higher-complexity equipment while demonstrating strong adherence to core organizational values.

Primary Responsibilities

Technical Service (60%)

Perform operational performance inspections, scheduled maintenance, electrical safety inspections, and validation procedures when applicable

Repair equipment to the subassembly or circuit board level and perform calibrations

Communicate repair status, inspection schedules, unusual equipment findings, and customer concerns to management

Maintain technical expertise for assigned equipment within a specific product family through ongoing training

Regulatory Compliance (30%)

Ensure accuracy and integrity of equipment and service databases, including inventory records, service history, and required quality documentation

Adhere to all quality management system (QMS) processes, regulatory standards, and internal procedures

Confirm that all service work and documentation are completed accurately and on time

Service Parts Inventory (10%)

Follow service procedures related to service parts usage and transactions

Maintain accurate service parts records in the equipment database

Assist with periodic service parts inventory reconciliation as needed

Education and Qualifications

Associate degree in electronics, engineering technology, or a related technical field, or equivalent experience

Equivalent military or industry experience (4+ years) may substitute for formal education

Minimum 6 months of hands-on experience servicing industry-related equipment preferred

Working knowledge of analog and digital circuits, microprocessors, and A/D and D/A converters

Familiarity with lasers and optical systems is a plus

Ability to travel as required by business needs