Electronics Technician (EGSE/Cabling Technician)

If you are unable to complete this application due to a disability, contact this employer to ask for an accommodation or an alternative application process. Job Summary The Electronics Technician is responsible for troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining electronic systems and components used in production, testing, and other operational functions. This role involves diagnosing issues with electronic equipment, performing preventive maintenance, and ensuring that all systems comply with safety standards and operate efficiently. The Electronics Technician provides hands‑on technical support for assembly, integration, testing, and troubleshooting of electronic systems for space technology programs at the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL). This role supports spacecraft electronics, payloads, ground systems, and test equipment for missions ranging from CubeSats to ESPA‑class satellites throughout the mission lifecycle from hardware fabrication through flight operations. Ideal Candidate Spacecraft electronics integration: Assemble, integrate, test, and troubleshoot spacecraft electronics, power systems, and payload assemblies at government facilities Testing and troubleshooting: Perform functional and environmental testing using specialized test equipment and conduct component‑level diagnostics Ground system maintenance: Maintain Mission Operations Center equipment, ground station electronics, and test infrastructure Launch integration support: Support spacecraft electrical checkout and testing at launch sites This position requires strong electronics troubleshooting skills, hands‑on aerospace experience, and the ability to work in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs) supporting space technology experiments for the Department of Defense. Key Responsibilities Soldering, Rework, and Component‑Level Repair Perform high‑reliability soldering and rework of electronic components in accordance with IPC‑A‑610 and J‑STD‑001 aerospace standards Conduct component‑level repair and replacement including surface mount and through‑hole components Perform wire splicing, connector repair, and cable assembly fabrication to aerospace standards Support conformal coating application and removal for circuit board protection Test Equipment and Ground System Support Operate and maintain electronic test equipment including oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, network analyzers, and specialized aerospace test equipment Maintain Mission Operations Center electronics, ground station equipment, and RF systems supporting on‑orbit operations Support test equipment calibration verification and maintenance of test instrumentation in accordance with AFMETCAL standards Develop test cables, adapters, and breakout boxes to support spacecraft test configurations Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on ground system hardware and infrastructure Launch Integration and Documentation Support launch site integration including spacecraft electrical checkout, functional testing, and troubleshooting at launch facilities Conduct electrical verification during spacecraft‑to‑launch vehicle integration including interface verification and continuity checks Pack, protect, and ship flight experiments and support equipment to launch sites Read and interpret technical schematics, wiring diagrams, interface control documents, and engineering drawings Draft, prepare, and review test procedures for electronics assembly, integration, and testing activities Maintain detailed service records including repairs, modifications, test results, and parts used Participate in technical reviews, safety reviews, and programmatic reviews Safety and Compliance Work in accordance with electrostatic discharge (ESD) control procedures and cleanroom protocols Comply with laboratory safety requirements including hazardous materials management and waste management per AFI 32‑7086 and AFI 32‑7042 Follow electrical safety standards and lockout/tagout procedures Support government integration facility management activities including safety compliance and personnel training Maintain required safety training and certifications Qualifications Education: Bachelors degree in electrical engineering, or a related field Experience: Junior: 0‑3 years of experience as an Electronics Technician or similar role in a manufacturing, production, or DoD environment Journeyman: 3‑10 years of experience in a manufacturing, production, or DoD environment Senior: 10+ years of experience in a manufacturing, production, or DoD environment Clearance: Top Secret with SCI eligibility Required Skills: Strong electronics troubleshooting and diagnostic skills at component and system level Proficiency reading technical schematics, wiring diagrams, and engineering documentation Experience with electronic test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, signal generators) Knowledge of electrical safety standards, grounding principles, and safe work practices Familiarity with soldering techniques and electronic assembly procedures Understanding of digital and analog circuits, power systems, and electronic components Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship Excellent documentation and recordkeeping capabilities Effective communication skills for collaborating with engineers and technical teams Ability to work independently and as part of a team Physical ability to lift equipment, work in confined spaces, and stand for extended periods Preferred Skills: Experience with spacecraft electronics, satellite systems, or aerospace hardware Prior CubeSat, small satellite, or ESPA‑class spacecraft program experience IPC‑A‑610 and J‑STD‑001 certification for high‑reliability soldering Familiarity with space‑qualified components and aerospace‑grade hardware Experience with environmental testing (thermal vacuum, vibration, EMI/EMC) Knowledge of RF systems, communications equipment, and antenna systems Experience with spacecraft power systems including solar arrays and batteries Electrostatic discharge (ESD) control and cleanroom protocol experience Launch site integration and spacecraft checkout experience Prior experience with AFRL, DoD laboratories, or Air Force programs Familiarity with aerospace standards (MIL-STD-1540D, MIL-STD-882D, MIL-STD-461, NASA-STD-8739, IPC standards) Experience with ground station equipment and mission operations center systems Knowledge of LabVIEW, Python, or test automation software Associate degree or technical certification in Electronics Technology Professional certifications such as Certified Electronics Technician (CET) Physical Requirements Ability to lift to 20 lbs. Standing, sitting, and bending for extended periods. Exposure to noise, dust, and electrical hazards in the work environment. Work Schedule This is a full‑time position, typically working 40 hours per week. Overtime may be required depending on operational needs. Benefits Great Company Culture. Infinity firmly believes that our success is due to the happiness and personal satisfaction of our employees. Health Benefits. 100% Company Paid monthly Medical and Dental premiums for you AND your family. Prepare for the Future. 401(k) company contribution, with free professional financial planning advisors. Rest and Relaxation. Three weeks' Vacation– and we offer an annual company reward trip after one year of employment. Health and Wellness. We offer 48 hours of sick leave, in addition to your Vacation, as well as Flex‑Spending options (Medical and Dependent Care) Work that Stays at Work. Genuine work/life balance and flexibility. We know our employees have lives outside of work and we support you in living them! Education and Professional Training Reimbursement. We support our employees career aspirations and growth through our Education Reimbursement Program! Profit Sharing Plan. Infinity’s success is due to our employees which is why all eligible employees receive an annual payout based on our Profit‑Sharing Plan. #J-18808-Ljbffr INFINITY SYSTEMS ENGINEERING LLC