Electronic Equipment Tech

Overview Join to apply for the Electronic Equipment Tech role at Kansas City National Security Campus. Summary Lays out, fabricates, modifies, assembles and proves‑in electronic, electromechanical, pressure, vacuum, computerized, environmental, and scientific test equipment and systems. Duties and Responsibilities Lays out, fabricates, modifies, assembles and proves‑in electronic, electromechanical, pressure, vacuum, computerized, environmental, and scientific test equipment and systems. Assembles printed circuit boards and vector boards used in the manufacture of test equipment. Installs, maintains, inspects for conformance to specifications, services, troubleshoots and calibrates electronic, electromechanical, pressure, vacuum, environmental, computerized and scientific test equipment and systems, including electrical service boxes (inside test equipment), laboratory instruments, meters, lasers, computers and data acquisition systems. Test equipment is defined as equipment or gaging which electrically or electromechanically accepts the product or is used in the manufacture of the product. May perform related tasks as necessary in the completion of the employee's primary work assignment in the Electronic Equipment Technician classification. Performs complete check‑out of testers and effects calibration. Performs complete evaluation of new or modified equipment and determines its acceptability. Determines that test equipment meets design intent and functions properly. Performs rework and replacement of components. Performs evaluation on test equipment as directed by the engineer and all evaluation on consecutive out‑of‑tolerance calibration readings. May write and use programs to assist in the prove‑in, evaluation, calibration, maintenance and repair of test equipment. Makes any necessary setups and must be familiar with and apply electrical and electronic circuitry techniques, principles, formulae and troubleshooting techniques. Work is characterized by extremely critical calibration requirements and lack of definite procedural information which necessitates development of special servicing techniques. Works from schematics, wiring diagrams, wire running lists, sketches, engineering change notices, drawings, sheet metal layouts, machine drawings and other written or verbal instructions. Results require interpretation and analysis. Normally responsible for verifying own work for conformance to standards and specifications furnished for the operation and will be required to perform rework. Responsible for maintaining and repairing standards used in the calibration of test equipment, meters, special resistors, engineering and quality laboratory instruments. Responsible for all drawings and prints as a part of the print package in assigned work area. Performs necessary paperwork and must be familiar with procedure and specification requirements related to the work normally performed. Uses and may maintain equipment necessary to the performance of the task. May perform in‑process inspection. May check and top off lubricants as necessary. Responsible for complying with applicable provisions of Article 18. Environment, Safety, Health of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. May transport tools, materials, and equipment to and from job site and may perform related tasks as necessary. Qualifications US Citizenship, able to obtain and maintain US DOE “Q” level security clearance. High School Diploma or GED. Ability to work any shift. Two (2) year Electronics Technical Degree, or equivalent technical degree. Preferred Experience Ability to troubleshoot to component level; familiar with three (3) phase AC. Experience in calibration field, troubleshooting and maintenance. Experience using spreadsheets and other tools to analyze and interpret data. Experience operating complex test equipment, using calibration software, following calibration procedures and manuals. Experience in Quality Inspection (Visual Inspection and/or Electrical testing) or calibration fields. Experience with utilizing microscopes and calibrated hand tools (calipers, micrometers, torque wrenches, digital multimeters, etc.). Computer programming and technical mathematics may be required, in addition to theory and application of digital electronics, microprocessors, R. F. and environmental control. Experience with reading drawings, electrical diagrams, and schematics. Vacuum, Pressure or temperature chamber experience. Good organizational skills with strong statistical math capabilities and ability to schedule multiple workload events and work independently with minimal supervision. Coordinated Measuring Machine (CMM) Experience. Experience using Microsoft Office applications, including MS Excel, Outlook, Word, and PowerPoint. Additional Information Job ID: 3785 Category: Integrated Supply Chain Level of Experience: Posting Location: Kansas City National Security Campus 14520 Botts Road Kansas City, MO, 64147 Remote Eligibility: On‑Site Travel Required: 0‑10% Approved Work States: MO Hourly/Salary: Hourly Honeywell is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified applicants will be considered without regard to age, race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, marital status, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, nationality, sex, religion, or veteran status. If you require a reasonable accommodation to submit an application, please send an email to our Reasonable Accommodation Support Team at Referrals increase your chances of interviewing at Kansas City National Security Campus by 2x. 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