Electrical Engineering Technician, Counter IntrusionNew
The opportunity
The Sentry Engineering team builds hardware products and systems that leverage artificial intelligence to provide highly accurate, persistent autonomous awareness across land, sea and air. With an AI-enabled edge processing, continuous 360 pan / tilt capability, and a variety of…
What you'll do
Build, assemble, and modify complex cable and wire harness assemblies,: including crimping contacts, soldering various connector types, and routing wires according to schematics and build documentation.
Perform precision PCB rework and assembly, including surface-mount (SMT) and: through-hole soldering, component replacement, and jumper wire installation under a microscope. This also includes conformal coating and staking operations.
Execute comprehensive test plans: set up, configure, and operate benchtop test equipment (oscilloscopes, power supplies, multimeters, signal generators, etc.) to verify performance of PCBs and integrated electronic systems.
Troubleshoot and diagnose failures in electronic assemblies (PCBs and: harnesses) down to the component level using schematics, layouts, and wiring diagrams, then execute necessary repairs.
Accurately document test data, rework actions, assembly details, and failure: modes to support engineering analysis and continuous improvement.
Lab maintenance: Assist in maintaining the lab environment to clean and safe standards, including equipment calibration.
What they're looking for
- Education: Associate degree in Electrical/Electronics, Computer, Mechanical Technologies, or related fields.
- Active IPC-610, IPC-620, and J-STD-001 certifications.
- Experience using ECAD viewers (Altium, Eagle, OrCAD, etc.) to locate components on a board layout.
- Environmental testing: Familiarity with thermal chambers, vibration tables, and burn-in procedures.