Electronics Technician - SRC Technologies Group

Job Description

Job Description

POSITION SUMMARY:

Reporting to the Production Supervisor and work closely with Engineering, this individual will perform electrical tests and troubleshoot malfunctioning devices to ensure that all products remanufactured by the Company meet or exceed the OEM standards before being returned to the field. 

• Troubleshoot electronic assemblies down to the component level to determine cause and remedy of any malfunction using various techniques and equipment.
• Perform electrical testing using established test processes to validate all remanufactured electronics device functions per OEM specifications. 
• Experience using digital multi-meters is required. Experience using oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzer and power supplies is preferred
• Must be able to read, understand and create technical drawings, datasheets and written work Instructions relating to electronic components/systems.
• Good computer skills and an in-depth knowledge of Windows based programs are required.
• Must be well organized, capable of multi-tasking, and working independently as well in a group setting.

What we do: SRC Technologies is a Remanufacturing Solutions Provider focused on working closely with Original Equipment Manufacturers to build successful rotating electrical and electronic offerings. 

Rewards for you:  

• 5% 401(k) Match
• 100% Employee Owned 
• Training and Advancement Opportunities
• Quarterly Bonus Program
• Outstanding Company Culture

How we do it: Through a culture of ownership! We’re committed to creating a business of business-people through teaching Financial Literacy and playing The Great Game of Business. Our company is 100% Employee Owned and associates share in the wealth they help create.

SRC Technologies Group, a subsidiary of SRC Holdings Corporation (SRC), is headquartered in Springfield, Missouri. SRC was founded in 1983 by Jack Stack, renowned author, lecturer, and CEO who created the business literacy and open book management program “The Great Game of Business”. Click here to find out more about The Great Game of Business