“What You’ll Do”

Practice and role model Next Level Results (NLR) behaviors.
Complete calibration, functional test, configuration, troubleshooting and/or repair including
to the component level of electronic test equipment.
Lead or assist other technicians with complex problems and priority of work.
Follow IAW provided procedures, company standards and/or customer requirements for inbound or
returned equipment and outbound equipment orders.
Document action taken in the software driven inventory management system.
Ensure calibrations performed are traceable to the National Institute of Standards or other
nationally recognized measurement systems.
Assist internal and external customers with technical issues, basic operation and set-up of the
equipment.
Clean and accessorize equipment and maintain a clean and orderly lab area.
Work on assigned projects with minimal supervision making decisions within established
guidelines and policies.
Functionally test a unit using a detailed procedure, with limited deviation.
Calibrate equipment using manual or automated procedures, with the ability to substitute
standards to complete the calibration.
Identify parts and accessories related to the electronic equipment.
Troubleshoot, repair and adjust units using schematics, repair manuals and controlled
substitution.
Maintain confidential company and customer information
Enhance the department and company reputation by accepting ownership for accomplishing
organizational goals.
 

“Must Haves”

Strong knowledge in the theory of operation, application, calibration, repair and maintenance
of electronic test equipment.
Wide knowledge of electronic test equipment.
Knowledgeable in basic computer skills needed to maintain equipment history databases, as well
as controlling computer operated test equipment.
High Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
Strong customer focus, teamwork, organizational and communication skills.
Associate’s degree or equivalent work experience in electronics repair and ca