Electronics Technician/ Senior Technician

About the Company

FOZ One is a company dedicated to transforming ideas into life, empowering businesses worldwide. We offer state-of-the-art facilities at our vibrant HQ, featuring a rooftop commune, gym, and innovative spaces designed for collaboration and wellness. Join us to be part of FOZ One's branding transformation and immersive digital experiences, and thrive in a dynamic environment that values learning, growth, and cutting-edge innovation.

Job Summary:

The Electronics Technician will work closely with our hardware engineers to build, assemble, and validate electronic prototypes — from early-stage breadboard concepts through to production-ready units. You will be the backbone of our lab operations, ensuring that assemblies are built to a high standard and that engineers can iterate quickly and confidently.

Key Responsibilities:

• Soldering & Assembly

  ·       Perform manual soldering of through-hole, SMD/SMT, and fine-pitch components on PCBs, including work under microscope

  ·       Assemble cable harnesses, wire looms, and connector assemblies to engineering drawings and specifications

  ·       Carry out rework and desoldering of faulty or replaced components with minimal board damage

  ·       Build and integrate mechanical and electronic sub-assemblies as part of prototype development

  Prototyping Support

  ·       Work directly alongside hardware engineers during the prototyping phase — build first-article samples, assist with design iterations, and flag assembly concerns early

  ·       Interpret schematics, BOMs, assembly drawings, and work instructions to execute builds independently

  ·       Assist in setting up and validating test jigs, fixtures, and lab equipment

  Testing & Quality

  ·       Perform functional checks and basic electrical testing on assembled boards and systems using oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies, and function generators

  ·       Inspect finished assemblies against IPC-A-610 workmanship standards; document and report defects clearly

  ·       Support root cause analysis and corrective actions for assembly-related issues

  Lab Operations

  ·       Maintain a well-organised, ESD-safe lab environment; enforce safe handling practices for sensitive components

  ·       Manage lab consumables inventory — solder, flux, tools, components — and raise replenishment requests proactively

  ·       Document assembly procedures, rework records, and test results accurately

Qualifications & Requirements:

• Diploma or Certificate in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Mechatronics, or equivalent
• Minimum 3 – 5 years of hands-on experience in electronics assembly and soldering (R&D, prototyping, or low-volume production environment preferred)
• Demonstrated experience with both SMT and through-hole soldering; fine-pitch and BGA rework experience is a strong advantage
• Experience supporting engineering teams in a prototype lab setting is highly valued
• Able to use and interpret oscilloscopes, multimeters, LCR meters, and basic bench instruments
• Able to read and follow schematics, PCB layout files, and assembly drawings