Operations Engineering Support 2

• Provide basic technical support for printed circuit boards, subassemblies, production equipment and related products
• Read and analyze schematic diagrams, circuit descriptions, bills of materials, component data and engineering change orders
• Troubleshoot and repair failed products and test equipment or fixture problems
• Inspect products for physical, visual and standard quality requirements
• Isolate and replace faulty components
• Set up, operate and adjust test sets and auxiliary equipment
• Prove tests and test sets
• Perform reactive maintenance on electromechanical surface mount assembly equipment
• Provide basic product technical data setup support
• Maintain records for technical product data availability, data integrity and completeness
• Schedule and perform preventative maintenance
• Maintain equipment availability, failure analysis and maintenance records
• Maintain equipment spare-parts database and inventory
• Track spare-parts usage
• Help move, install, set up and refurbish equipment
• Provide functional guidance to others and demonstrate work methods to new employees as needed

• Zero to two years of relevant experience
• Two or three year community college diploma in a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• Knowledge of mechanical design methods, procedures and processes
• Knowledge of and ability to use MCAD systems
• Knowledge of SMT placement equipment, specifications and operation
• Basic knowledge of computer programming
• Knowledge of tooling design and vendor fabrication of mechanical assemblies
• Strong math skills
• Ability to manipulate textual data, edit files and use E-Mail with HP-UX tools
• Ability to compile data, compute quantities, determine materials needed, and prepare cost estimates
• Knowledge of quality standards
• Ability to effectively communicate with a variety of internal customers
• Knowledge of electrical, electromechanical and pneumatic systems and principles of operation
• Knowledge of production operations and operator responsibilities
• Ability to analyze equipment and systems, troubleshoot problems and make appropriate repairs
• Knowledge of digital electronics and repair methodologies
• Knowledge of personal computers and Windows applications
• Ability to work in a manufacturing environment with exposure to noise, dust, chemicals, machinery, temperature extremes and hazardous substances
• Ability to perform sustained visual concentration and periodic physical effort, including lifting objects over 20 pounds

• Equal opportunity employer
• Inclusive, accessible work environment
• Special arrangements available for candidates requiring support during the hiring process