Electrical Technician II

Electrical Technician II

Now Hiring an Experienced Electrical Technician (Level II / III)! If you enjoy to travel, this job is for you! Be part of the team behind red SOLO cups and foam take-out containers, where your expertise in electrical assembly, troubleshooting, and control systems keeps our advanced production equipment running at peak performance. In this role, you won't just wire panels, you'll apply logic-based troubleshooting, diagnose issues down to the circuit board level, and support complex automated systems across production environments. If you fit any of these titles, apply now: Electrical Technician, Electrical Maintenance Tech, Electrical Maintenance Specialist, or Electrical Controls Engineer! Enjoy competitive pay, strong benefits, and real growth opportunities in a safety-driven, team-oriented culture! Shift Availability: Monday – Friday, 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM Overtime to be expected during travel periods

We're your top choice for foam cups, classic red SOLO cups, and convenient take-out containers—helping people enjoy food and beverages anytime, anywhere! What we offer… Excellent benefits including health, dental, vision, and 401(k) Opportunities for pay increases and career advancement A supportive, safety-first, and inclusive work environment Training and tuition reimbursement opportunities Paid holidays and paid time off

What you'll do… Electrical Technician II & III Responsibilities Safely assemble, wire, and troubleshoot electrical controls for production equipment Go beyond basic wiring—analyze system logic and perform advanced troubleshooting Diagnose and repair electrical systems at both the control panel and circuit board level Read and interpret electrical schematics, control drawings, bills of materials, and machine assembly prints Identify and evaluate electrical and electronic components Perform advanced bench testing using tools such as multimeters and oscilloscopes Design and layout control circuits (intermediate to advanced depending on level) Assemble and test production and prototype control systems Troubleshoot production equipment issues onsite, remotely, or through plant support Utilize PLC software to download programs, troubleshoot faults, and modify ladder logic Maintain documentation, work orders, and engineering updates through computer systems Recommend process improvements to increase quality and efficiency Collaborate with engineering, production, and maintenance teams Train and lead technicians as needed Ensure compliance with all safety standards and procedures

What we're looking for… Core Qualifications (Both Levels) Strong logic-based troubleshooting skills (not just control panel wiring) Experience with electronic troubleshooting, including circuit board diagnostics Ability to read and apply electrical schematics in real-world troubleshooting scenarios Understanding of logic gates, digital circuits, relays, and solid-state systems Knowledge of microprocessor-based systems and PLC controls Proficiency with electrical principles including Ohm's Law, AC/DC circuits, and resistor codes Ability to use technical manuals, prints, and wiring diagrams effectively Experience with test equipment (multimeters, oscilloscopes, etc.) Strong math skills for electrical calculations and circuit analysis Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) Ability to work independently on complex projects Strong teamwork and communication skills Travel 50%-75% (or as business needs) Electrical Technician II Requirements One of the following: College coursework in electrical/electronics, OR 3+ years of related experience Understanding of intermediate AC/DC circuits and electrical fundamentals Electrical Technician III Requirements One of the following: College coursework + 3+ years of experience, OR 6+ years of related electrical/electronics experience Advanced understanding of AC/DC circuits and control systems Ability to design and troubleshoot advanced control circuits and prototype equipment Experience supporting production and prototype systems remotely and onsite Preferred Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent Additional coursework in electronics or electrical systems Hands-on experience in electrical assembly and troubleshooting in a manufacturing environment