Job Description

The Electro-mechanical Technician is responsible for providing soldering support for Electronics development, as well as for operating Motor Test and Measurement equipment. The Technician will support development of PCBA assemblies, reworking boards, troubleshoot prototypes, and building and testing motors and motor-drive products.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

Read and interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, and schematics to determine soldering requirements, and accurately assemble and solder electronic components onto circuit boards or electrical assemblies in compliance with technical and quality standards.

Inspect soldered assemblies for defects, maintain soldering equipment in optimal condition, and ensure soldering tools are clean and ready for use.

Assemble pumps, blowers and motors as required for engineering development.

Assist with setup of tests and data gathering for product development as needed.

Collaborate with the production team to troubleshoot and resolve any soldering-related issues that arise during the manufacturing process.

Follow safety protocols and guidelines to maintain a safe working environment and minimize the risk of accidents or injuries. This role involves working with potentially high voltage products and equipment

Maintain and update documentation related to soldering processes, including quality control records, inspection reports, and material usage logs.

Collaborate with engineers and designers to provide input on soldering techniques and contribute to product improvement and innovation.

Use basic fabrication skills to Develop, build and maintain any custom testing machines for PCBA and product development

Mandatory Skills:

Proficiency in soldering techniques, including through-hole soldering, surface mount technology (SMT) soldering, and rework/reflow soldering.

Solid understanding of electric motor operation, for PMDC, BLDC, and induction motors

Ability to read and interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, and schematics.

Excellent hand-eye coordination and manual dexterity to handle small electronic components and perform intricate soldering tasks.

Knowledge and adherence of basic ESD protocols and Handling Electronics PCBA's.

Knowledge of different soldering materials, fluxes, and solders, and their appropriate usage.

Maintain Lab inventory and records.

Assemble and connect system parts

Update reports and maintain inventory.

Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office, Word, Excel, etc.

Preferred Skills:

Prior experience in troubleshooting motor-related equipment is highly advantageous.

Familiarity with soldering equipment, tools, and accessories, and the ability to operate and maintain them effectively.

Problem-solving skills to troubleshoot and resolve soldering-related issues.

Strong communication skills to collaborate effectively with team members and provide feedback on soldering processes.

Test assembled printed circuit boards to ensure that they are in compliance with the Test Procedure.

Basic understanding of electronic components and their functions.

Configure electronic devices and systems.

Education and Experience

Diploma / Degree Preferred.

Training certificate relevant to PCBA assembly, electronic component soldering and de-soldering and rework.

3+ years of progressively responsible experience in an engineering environment

Experience working independent of direct daily supervision

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: From ?350,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Health insurance Paid time off Provident Fund
Application Question(s):

Have you worked on cost estimation (BOM, licensing, engineering effort) and compliance matrices for RFPs/RFQs? How many years of experience do you have in preparing technical and commercial proposals? How many years of experience do you have in preparing technical & commercial proposals for ATE/Test Automation solutions?
Work Location: In person