Automotive Electronics Support Electronics Technician

Automotive Electronics Support Electronics Technician Job Description: Our manufacturing and engineering operations' main "Micro-Circuitry Execution Anchor" and "Signal Integrity Maintenance Guardian" is the electronics technician. Your main responsibility is the practical assembly, calibration, troubleshooting, and direct repair of printed circuit board assemblies, fine sensor nodes, and low-voltage electronic systems, whereas electronics engineers concentrate on macro-system architecture, schematic design logic, and programming embedded environments. This includes replacing worn internal micro-components, setting up test jigs for quality assurance runs, carrying out circuit isolation processes on malfunctioning control modules, and performing precise surface-mount device soldering under microscopes. Key Duties Component-Level Troubleshooting & Diagnostics: To identify circuit defects down to the particular resistor, diode, capacitor, or microchip, conduct accurate diagnostics utilising specialised bench instruments. Precision Bench Assembly & Solder Rework: Use cutting-edge micro-soldering stations to precisely handle high-density surface-mount devices and through-hole elements when assembling prototype circuits and performing adjustments on multi-layer. Calibration and System Alignment: Set up, align, and calibrate optical scanners, temperature sensors, pressure transducers, input/output cards, and sensitive industrial automation modules to standard working ranges. Building Test Fixtures and Assisting with QA: To support large-scale product validation runs, construct and maintain specialised test jigs and automated assessment panels based on engineering schematics. Inspections and Preventive Equipment Maintenance: Conduct routine diagnostics on vital electronic equipment, evaluating component ageing metrics, running software upgrades, and documenting validation outcomes. We invite you to apply and explore this exciting opportunity! Warm Regards, HR - Maria