PCB Fault Isolation & Repair Specialist

Job Description

Job Description

Are You the Technician Everyone Calls When a Board Won’t Behave?

In Lockport, IL, our manufacturing team builds sophisticated electronic test and measurement equipment—and we’re looking for a PCB Fault Isolation & Repair Specialist who prefers fixing the root cause over replacing entire assemblies.

• Isolate faults on PCB assemblies down to individual components using schematics and bench instruments
• Own final assembly, test, and calibration of precision products before they ship
• Repair, test, and recalibrate field-returned units for reliable performance
• Decode electrical schematics to guide circuit-level diagnostics
• Operate oscilloscopes, multimeters, and related diagnostic tools
• Keep meticulous repair logs, calibration data, production docs, and inventory usage
• Drive root-cause analysis and implement corrective actions
• Work independently with minimal oversight to resolve complex technical issues
• Collaborate with engineering, production, and quality teams
• Meet safety, quality, and documentation requirements every time

• 2–4 years in electronics/electrical troubleshooting
• Strong foundation in electronic theory and circuit analysis
• Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics
• Hands-on component-level troubleshooting experience
• Proficiency with oscilloscopes, multimeters, and similar gear
• Analytical, methodical problem-solver
• Self-directed; able to prioritize multiple tasks
• Detail-driven with disciplined documentation
• Clear written and verbal communication skills
• Open to overtime as needed

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s in Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering, or related
• SMT soldering and de-soldering skills
• Experience with calibration processes and electronic test equipment
• Manufacturing or production support background
• History of repairing returned electronic products
• Exposure to ISO-controlled manufacturing environments

• Full-time, 1st shift
• $27.00–$35.00 per hour, based on experience and qualifications
• Overtime available

• Health, dental, and vision insurance options
• 401(k) program
• Paid time off and holidays where applicable
• Employee assistance program
• Training and development opportunities

• Medical, dental, and vision benefits
• SIMPLE IRA with 3% company match
• Accrued paid time off
• Career advancement opportunities

• Hands-on work with advanced test and measurement instruments
• Daily use of high-level diagnostics and component-level troubleshooting
• Stable, growing manufacturer with technology at its core
• Competitive compensation and a path for long-term growth
• Potential to convert to a permanent role based on performance
• Work alongside experienced engineers and technicians

• Reading and analyzing electrical schematics
• Electrical troubleshooting, from systems to individual components
• General troubleshooting frameworks
• Soldering and micro-soldering
• Understanding PCB assembly practices
• Working with complex electrical/electronic systems

• CAD Software