Electronics Technician

MAKS is a globally recognized leader in the rebuilding and restoration of electronic automotive modules, including TIPMs (Totally Integrated Power Modules) and ECMs (Engine Control Modules) . These modules serve as the nerve center of modern vehicles, controlling critical electrical and power distribution systems. At MAKS, we are not simply repairing parts—we are rewriting automotive history by developing reliable aftermarket solutions for complex electronic failures. Our work supports a wide network of consumers, professional mechanics, dealerships, and major retailers who depend on us to diagnose and solve difficult vehicle electrical issues. Our culture is built on five core values that guide everything we do: Trailblazers – We innovate fearlessly in automotive electronics Value of Reputation – We earn trust through quality and reliability Accountability – We take ownership of our work and outcomes Empathy – We support our team and customers Evolve or Bust – We continuously improve and adapt We are currently expanding and hiring Electronics Technicians at our facility in Canoga Park, California . If you enjoy hands‑on electronics work, problem solving, and working with precision tools, this is a great opportunity to grow in a specialized and in‑demand field. Learn more about our work: Responsibilities Diagnose and test printed circuit boards (PCBs) containing both through‑hole and surface‑mounted components Perform SMT/SMD chip removal and replacement using soldering irons and hot‑air rework stations Remove and replace through‑hole components Identify and recognize electronic components and IC packages Perform trace repair and board‑level troubleshooting Use diagnostic tools such as digital multimeters (DVM), oscilloscopes, and other electronic testing equipment Conduct testing and inspection to ensure repaired modules meet quality standards Assist with TIPM module testing, repair, and refurbishment Must‑Have Qualifications Basic knowledge of electronic components and circuits Hands‑on experience using soldering irons, hot‑air rework stations, and bench tools Experience removing and replacing surface‑mounted components Familiarity with DVMs, oscilloscopes, and other common PCB testing tools Ability to perform PCB trace repair Strong attention to detail and quality workmanship Nice‑to‑Have Qualifications IPC or soldering certification Degree or training in electronics technology or hardware repair Experience working with automotive electronics 2+ years of professional electronics repair experience Schedule: Monday – Friday Shift options: Between 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Full‑time On‑site only – Canoga Park, CA Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance Paid Time Off If you’re passionate about electronics and want to build expertise in a highly specialized field, MAKS offers a unique opportunity to work on the systems that keep modern vehicles running. #J-18808-Ljbffr MAKS Enterprises