Electronics Technician Maintenance

DESCRIPTION

- The Technical Division (TD) is involved in the support of operating particle accelerators and in the development of future high-energy physics machines.
- As a member of the Instrumentation & Controls or the Systems Automation Group in the Technical Division, the selected individual will be involved with the hands-on development, construction, wiring, commissioning and maintenance of electronics associated with the automation of specialized equipment (eg winding machines, presses, furnaces, controls and data acquisition systems).
- This work will be performed on the bench as well as in remote locations.

SKILLS:

QUALIFICATIONS

- High school diploma.
- Knowledge as is typically gained from an Associate Degree in electronics or similar related discipline, is desired.
- Demonstrated skills and at least two years practical experience in the area of analog and digital electronics, circuit wiring, and relay logic.
- Ability to read and interpret circuit schematics, and manufacturers' manuals (or similar documents), and work with simple or detailed verbal instructions and sketches, based on journeyman-level expertise, general experience, and/or academic study.
- A practical understanding of grounding and shielding, and familiarity with the interrelationships of circuits and electronic components.
- Demonstrated skills in cable termination, module assembly and equipment repair at a chassis and printed circuit board level.
- Experience with test equipment (eg, voltmeters, oscilloscopes and signal generators).
- Ability to install, solder, and inspect small objects: sensors, wire connectors, voltage taps, etc.
- Familiarity with Windows PC environment and facility with MS Word and Excel applications.
- Good oral and written communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to work independently given general or detailed verbal or written instructions.
- Demonstrated ability to work cooperatively in a team environment.
- Familiarity with the safe use of hand-held power tools and hand tools.
- Ability to work overtime and shift work as needed.
- Experience with sensors & instrumentation, modelling, and/or PLC programming is a plus
- Skill and experience in the use of rigging equipment (eg, cranes, fork-lifts and scissor lifts), a plus.
- Ability to grow professional while becoming proficient in programming diverse systems with limited direction is advantageous.