Electronic Tester

Job Description Job Description Important Notes: • Initial training may take place Monday – Wednesday from 3:30 PM – 2:00 AM • Candidates available only Thursday – Saturday for training may still be considered • Thursday shift is guaranteed; Friday and Saturday schedules depend on trainer availability • Aerospace or controlled-environment documentation experience is highly preferred Job Overview: Parker is seeking a skilled Test Technician to perform testing, troubleshooting, diagnostics, and failure analysis on electro-mechanical and electronic equipment. This role is ideal for candidates with strong electronics testing experience, soldering knowledge, and familiarity with aerospace or high-quality manufacturing environments. Key Responsibilities: • Perform mechanical and electromechanical testing on electronic components and assemblies • Conduct troubleshooting and failure analysis on analog and digital circuitry to component level • Use oscilloscopes, multimeters, signal generators, power supplies, spectrum analyzers, frequency counters, and other testing equipment • Set up and operate test equipment according to specifications and procedures • Review schematic drawings, shop travelers, and route cards to verify testing sequences • Troubleshoot customer-returned units and verify circuit functionality using schematics and prints • Document detailed failure descriptions and root cause analysis findings for engineering and production teams • Maintain accurate testing records and controlled documentation • Follow company safety procedures and maintain clean, organized work areas • Support production schedules including nights, weekends, and overtime as needed Required Qualifications: • High School Diploma or equivalent required • Minimum 1 year of related electronics testing or troubleshooting experience • Strong electrical and microelectronics background • Experience using electronic test equipment and diagnostic tools • Familiarity with electronic assembly standards, solder quality, and basic rework practices • Strong troubleshooting and analytical skills • Ability to read and interpret technical documentation, schematics, and wiring diagrams • Good written and verbal communication skills • Proficiency with Microsoft Windows applications Preferred Qualifications: • Experience with ESD control procedures • IPC certification or soldering/assembly experience preferred • Ability to interpret BOMs, assembly drawings, and wiring schematics • Experience in aerospace or controlled manufacturing environments preferred • Vocational training, apprenticeship, or technical education in electronics or related field preferred Ideal Candidate: Candidates with experience in electronics testing, avionics, aerospace manufacturing, soldering, circuit troubleshooting, electromechanical assembly, quality testing, or failure analysis are encouraged to apply.