Electronics Bench Technician

Woburn, MA

Full Time

SigCom

Entry Level

Signal Communications Corp. | Production/Test Department | Full-Time | Non-Exempt

Job Summary

Signal Communications Corp. is seeking a skilled Electronics Bench Technician to join our Production/Test team. This hands-on role is responsible for assembling, testing, troubleshooting, repairing, and documenting electronic products and circuit boards used in communications systems.

Responsibilities

Assemble and rework printed circuit boards, including component soldering.

Integrate modular electronic systems using assembly drawings and documentation.

Test, program, and document systems according to established procedures.

Troubleshoot production assemblies and circuit boards containing digital and analog electronics.

Read and interpret electrical schematics to diagnose issues down to the component level.

Operate electronic test equipment including multimeters, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers.

Perform tuning and verification of circuit boards following test procedures.

Build, wire, and validate test fixtures used in production and testing.

Evaluate and repair returned products and complete required repair documentation.

Load, configure, and verify proprietary software used in company products.

Qualifications

Associate degree or technical certificate in Electronics, Electrical Technology, or related field.

Minimum two years of industry experience in electronics assembly, testing, or repair.

Experience troubleshooting analog and digital electronic circuits.

Ability to read electrical schematics and perform component-level diagnostics.

Experience with through-hole (TH) and surface-mount (SMT) soldering and rework.

Working knowledge of Microsoft Office.

Skills

Electronics troubleshooting and repair

Analog and digital circuit testing

Schematic interpretation

PCB assembly and rework

SMT and through-hole soldering

Technical documentation

Team collaboration and problem-solving

Physical Requirements

Light-duty position with frequent standing, walking, fine manipulation, and finger dexterity. Ability to lift up to 20 pounds continuously and heavier items with assistance as required.

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