Electrical Cabinet Assembly Technician

Position Summary

The Electronics Technician I is responsible for a variety of tasks involved in assembling, prototyping, testing,
soldering, and maintaining electronic equipment and components. These tasks include assembling, diagnosing,
troubleshooting, and analyzing the performance of electronic modules, prototypes, and printed circuit boards
(PCBAs) to determine functionality while maintaining and repairing any identified issues. This supports both
production and prototype efforts. Supporting organizing and inventorying parts are also aspects of this position. The
Technician utilizes more advanced diagnostic equipment, including oscilloscopes and similar test apparatus.

Duties

• Gathers information and shares ideas for future improvements in electronic testing and related protocols.
  Identifies where improvements can be made through analysis and troubleshooting processes and provides
  creative solutions to problems.
• Provides continuous training opportunities to maintain personal quality of work and demonstrate the
  knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to do the tasks required. Improves the skillset of technicians and
  improves the team to benefit the growth of the company.
• Contributes to a team effort by performing in accordance with all STERIS policies, GMP, Lean principles and
  other directives; supports the directives and decisions of higher-level management and performs other duties
  as assigned. Attends continuous training to maintain quality of work and improve as needed.
• Reads and understands diagrams, schematics, mechanical drawings, and bills of materials to ensure there is
  an understanding of the task at hand, be it building an electro-mechanical assembly, PCB rework, prototyping
  and identifying defects.
• Performs routine production testing to ensure proper functionality of PCB and module designs. Supervises
  and provides feedback to lower-level technicians.
  • Utilizes diagnostic tools and inspection skills, to determine issues with electronic assemblies andrepairs them; maintains high workmanship standards.
  • Completes repair work within the designated time frame to keep projects on track for completion.
  • Follows all electrical safety procedures during repair and maintenance work to contribute to a safework environment.
• Assembles electromechanical modules and creates prototypes to establish a proof of concept.
  • Solders electrical connections and uses other tools and equipment as required.
  • Provides direction and feedback to engineers.
• Assembles control cabinets and install components and wiring.
• Troubleshoots, tests, diagnoses, or analyzes the performance of electronic prototype assemblies (e.g.,
  modules, assemblies, and PCBs) to determine functionality throughout the prototyping phase of the project.
• Conducts failure analysis, documents results, and recommends corrective action to make helpful
  contributions to future revisions and prototype feasibility
• Assists with inventory to ensure parts are available to fulfill project requirements. Packages electronic
  devices/modules as needed.

Skills

Skill in identifying and repairing electronic issues.
2. Skill in verbal and written communication.
3. Skill in teamwork and effective collaboration.
4. Skill in troubleshooting and identifying issues throughout each phase of the
project.
5. Skill in precision, hand-eye coordination, fine motor control, and manual
dexterity.
6. Skill in attention to detail.
7. Skill in time management and managing competing priorities.
8. Ability to set goals and work cross-functionally with other teams.
9. Skill in communicating with team members and engineers regularly and
effectively.
10. Ability to identify issues and provide solutions.
11. Ability to learn on the job and apply new knowledge, skills, and abilities.
12. Ability to follow complex instructions exactly.
13. Ability to follow safety protocols and wear safety equipment correctly.
14. Ability to proficiently operate all equipment.
15. Ability to work autonomously and as a team member

Education Degree

Associate's Degree

Vocational/Technical

Required Experience

• Knowledge of electronic components and principles, safety procedures, and
  electro-mechanical tools
• One year of related experience

Preferred Skills:

• Knowledge of soldering techniques, testing procedures, methods, tools, and
  electrical equipment.
• Ability to interpret schematics, mechanical and electrical drawings, diagrams,
  wiring lists, Bill of Materials and internally driven specifications.

This posting is for an existing vacancy within our organization.

Pay range for this opportunity is $25- $30. This position is eligible for bonus participation, with an annual bonus opportunity of [ENTER PERCENTAGE]% of your fiscal year compensation, subject to the Bonus Plan’s terms and conditions.

STERIS strives to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. STERIS is committed to treating all people in a way that allows them to ‎maintain their dignity and independence. We believe in integration and equal ‎opportunity. Accommodations are available throughout the recruitment process ‎and applicants with a disability may request to be accommodated throughout the ‎recruitment process.‎ We will work with all applicants to accommodate their individual accessibility ‎needs.