Process Engineering Electrical Technician

$50,000 - $70,000/Yr

Ametek - Woodstock, NY

Full-time

Woodstock, NY

Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing

About the position

The Process Engineering Electrical Technician position is a technical role focused on performing electro-mechanical testing and analysis on AC and DC powered fan/motor assemblies and electronic subassemblies. The technician will engage in electrical failure analysis down to the component level, including PCBA analysis, and will work collaboratively with individuals of varying skill levels. This role emphasizes hands-on learning and analysis, requiring a self-motivated and skilled technician.

Responsibilities

• Performs failure analysis on units built in production and documents results.
• Recommends repair methods and authors instructions for others to follow.
• Identifies failure trends and maintains detailed records of work results.
• Assists Process Engineers and/or Manufacturing in a variety of duties involving the testing/analysis of AC and DC powered motor assemblies.
• Trains and instructs other workers as assigned.
• Maintains good standards of quality and quantity of work performed.
• Maintains a clean and neat work area at all times.
• Complies with company rules, policies, and procedures. Reports unusual or problem circumstances to manager.
• May on occasion, perform other related duties to aid other teams on request.
• Provides detailed work instructions to production to bring a unit back into compliance.

Requirements

• Strong understanding of electronics and electrical principles in electrical motor operations.
• Knowledge of J-STD-001 Requirements for Soldered Electronic Components, ANSI 20.20 - ESD Protection, a plus.
• Knowledge of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Requirements and Protocols, a plus.
• Electrical failure analysis skills down to the component level may be required on electronic assemblies, circuit boards, motors, and electro-mechanical products such as fans and blowers.
• Ability to troubleshoot and perform analysis on printed circuit board assemblies from schematics and drawings down to a component level.
• Fundamental understanding of AC and brushless DC motor theory and operation.
• Works from sketches (schematics), blueprints, customer specs, mil specs, mil standards, written and oral instructions, and engineering orders.
• Use of a computer, hand tools, precision measuring and testing equipment.
• A working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint is a necessity.