Electrical & Mechanical Technician, Texas Institute for Electronics Full-time

Electrical & Mechanical Technician, Texas Institute for Electronics

The Electrical/Mechanical Technician will fabricate, build and assemble advanced semiconductor technologies based on engineered drawings and schematics.

Fabrication of electromechanical assemblies using hand and machine tools.

Evaluate and repair specialized electrical and mechanical assemblies.

Operation of specialized electrical test equipment.

Procuring parts and working with vendors, quality control of parts and assemblies.

Construction and encapsulation of acoustic arrays and cables.

Manual soldering/rework of surface mount components on printed circuit boards.

Fabrication of cable harness assemblies.

Prepare and maintain accurate quality and assembly documentation.

Other duties as assigned

High school graduation or GED.

Electrical & Mechanical Technician I: Four years' experience in the skilled construction and maintenance of specialized electronic equipment using hand and machine tools.

Electrical & Mechanical Technician II: Six years' experience in the skilled construction and maintenance of specialized electronic equipment using hand and machine tools.

Senior Electrical & Mechanical Technician: Eight years' experience in the skilled construction and maintenance of specialized electronic equipment using hand and machine tools.

Knowledge of electronic circuits, wiring, soldering, and reading electrical schematics.

Ability to thrive in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, while fully managing multiple projects simultaneously.

Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.

Proven ability to follow both written and verbal work instructions and consistently apply them to work.

Evidence of skills in the following areas: working with new technologies, being highly organized, planning and coordinating multiple tasks, effective time management, attention to detail, effective problem solving skills, using excellent judgement, working independently with sensitive and confidential information, maintain a professional demeanor, working as a team member without daily supervision, effectively communicating with all groups of clients, working under pressure, accepting supervision.

Relevant education and experience may be substituted as appropriate.

Ability to assemble, disassemble, test, and troubleshoot system level and component level problems in electrical and mechanical systems and document findings.

Experience working with external vendors for part procurement.

Familiarity with inventory control procedures.

Excellent planning/organizational skills and success in a dynamic customer service environment.

Experience building electronic and mechanical assemblies including wiring assemblies.

Experience with additive manufacturing, planning and operation.

Completion of continuing education/certification in electronics or machining.

Experience in a startup or research and development (R&D) environment.

TIE Pays Industry Competitive Salaries

Monday – Friday (flexible between 7am and 6pm)

Occasional nights/weekends required based on business need

Uniforms and/or personal protection equipment (furnished)

May work around chemical fumes

May work around standard office conditions

May work around biohazards

May work around chemicals

May work around electrical and mechanical hazards

Repetitive use of a keyboard at a workstation

Use of manual dexterity (ex: using a mouse)

Lifting and moving 50 pounds

Resume/CV

3 work references with their contact information; at least one reference should be from a supervisor