| Job ID |
Specialty |
Geographic Location |
City |
State |
Recruiter |
| 2568295 |
Allied Health |
|
Brownsville |
WI |
jobsinmedical.com |
Company Name: jobsinmedical.com
Recruiter Name: Joe Cresci
Contact Phone: 413-732-2666
Job Title: Electronics Technician – Prototype PCB & Aerospace Systems
In HouseID: JIM-1711
Electronics Technician – Prototype PCB & Aerospace Systems Up to $70,000 Base Salary • Greater Milwaukee / NE WI Corridor • Direct-Hire Pay & Incentives: Up to $70,000 starting base salary (commensurate with bench assembly & diagnostic depth) + 401(k) retirement plan + full healthcare benefits package. Work Pattern/Schedule: Standard daytime hours with a predictable schedule; up to 20 days per year of domestic travel for field validation, flight-line testing, and client installations. Environment & Company Profile: Established, veteran-owned defense & aerospace electronics manufacturer producing ruggedized systems for military and aviation platforms; mission-first, non-bureaucratic environment with strong growth. Core Functional Scope: High-reliability PCB assembly, precision micro-soldering, board-level troubleshooting aligned with strict IPC standards, schematic reading, and AS9100D aerospace quality frameworks. Strict Requirements & Authorization: Associate Degree in Electronics Technology preferred (10+ years of direct trades experience valued in lieu of degree), proven precision PCB soldering, US work authorization, and local commute within the Greater Milwaukee / NE WI corridor. If you are a skilled electronics technician or technologist looking to step away from repetitive assembly line work, this direct-hire seat provides an exceptional professional upgrade. The employer is a highly respected, veteran-owned aerospace and defense electronics manufacturer with a decade of consistent, high-velocity growth. Producing specialized, ruggedized electronic systems for elite military and aviation applications, they offer a non-bureaucratic, mission-first environment where your technical craftsmanship directly impacts every build. Operating as part of a lean, agile engineering team, this role serves as the primary technical bridge between initial component design and physical production layout. Instead of handling a single repetitive task, you will touch every phase of the build cycle—from initial prototype creation to advanced engineering troubleshooting. Backed by an exceptionally stable defense backlog and a full corporate benefits package (including 401k), this role provides a clear, long-term path to advance into broader engineering responsibilities over time. What You Will Be Doing (Daily Responsibilities) Execute High-Reliability Assembly: Perform precision soldering and micro-assembly of multi-layer PCBs and specialized wire harnesses to strict IPC quality benchmarks for prototype and production units. Diagnose Hardware Deviations: Isolate, trace, and repair circuit-level faults, hardware defects, and signal anomalies using oscilloscopes, meters, and signal generators. Support Engineering Design: Partner directly with design engineers during board layout reviews, prototype builds, bench validations, and manufacturing handoffs. Manage Technical Procurement Support: Assist with Bill of Materials (BOM) management, technical component sourcing, and vendor specification tracking for active builds. Maintain System Documentation: Prepare and update clean technical drawings, schematic revisions, assembly instructions, and component calculation records. Ensure AS9100 Compliance: Support facility quality processes, inspection logs, and environmental testing in strict accordance with AS9100D aerospace standards. What We Are Looking For (Requirements & Qualifications) Hands-On Electronics Depth: Verifiable background as a dedicated electronics technician with demonstrated mastery in precision PCB soldering and benchtop assembly. Schematic & Diagram Literacy: Confident ability to read multi-page electrical schematics, wire harness diagrams, and system interconnect prints. Independent Diagnostic Capability: Proven skill in isolating circuit performance errors or assembly defects without reliance on heavy engineering oversight. Self-Direc
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