Quality Electronics Technician II

Quality Electronics Technician II

The Quality Electronics Technician II performs and ensures that quality production and service activities are completed to meet the customer delivery schedules while upholding the highest possible level of Quality. The ideal candidate will show strong mechanical and electrical aptitude abilities and maintain a safe and clean work environment. The Quality Electronics Technician II will also inspect test and troubleshoot the medical device products using assembly fixtures work instructions procedures and other equipment or documentation to ensure product specification compliance.

Other Responsibilities Include:

• Perform the preventive maintenance requirements on the identified test equipment as required
• Document any identified nonconformances and complete the corresponding documentation
• Execute the daily production and service test inspection and troubleshooting priorities
• Enter the process data and timecards into the ERP system
• Identify process improvement and cost reduction projects
• Identify and communicate document change requests when issues are identified

Required Skills Knowledge and Experience:

• 25 years in a regulated manufacturing environment experience in an ISO 13485:2016 manufacturing environment is preferred
• A certificate or Associate degree in an applicable field of study or relevant experience is preferred
• Related PCBA and electromechanical experience or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Demonstrated problemsolving ability in a crossfunctional environment
• Familiar with test equipment including but not limited to an oscilloscope frequency generator power supplies multimeters flow meter pull tester and microscope
• Experience with working to time standards. Ability to use a microscope and/or magnifier lamp for visual inspection and evaluation

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to regularly lift/push/carry on average 30 pounds and at times up to 45 pounds
• Ability to see up close and from a distance for visual inspection and evaluation