Dual-role position as Electronics Technician and Hazardous Waste Specialist supporting prototype research and development, building, testing, and troubleshooting prototype electronics while coordinating hazardous waste activities.
Compensation
The proposed salary range for this position is: $75,200 - 158,100 USD
Responsibilities
Assemble, modify, and repair prototype electronics, including printed circuit board assemblies, cable harnesses, and electromechanical systems.
Interpret schematics, wiring diagrams, engineering drawings, and work instructions to build assemblies and verify their configuration.
Perform soldering, crimping, connector termination, and board rework using appropriate tools and electrostatic discharge controls.
Use multimeters, oscilloscopes, and bench power supplies to perform functional checks, troubleshoot faults, and document test results.
Work with engineers to resolve build and test issues. Record as-built changes, discrepancies, and rework to maintain traceability.
As Electronic Mechanical Assembler, your primary responsibility will be to assemble and manufacture electronic components and devices, ensuring the accurate and efficient assembly of electronic circuits, systems, and devices.
Compensation
Salary Range: $19.00 - $23.00, hourly
Responsibilities
Assemble electronic components using hand tools and automated equipment.
Perform quality checks to ensure accurate placement and alignment of components.
Identify and report any defects or issues during the assembly process.
Surface mount and thru-hole soldering of components following industry standards.
Test assembled products for functionality and troubleshot any operational issues.
Performs moderately complex electro-mechanical technical functions including design, test, checkout, fabrication, troubleshooting, and assembly of electronics and electro-mechanical systems.
Compensation
Salary: $25.00 - $34.70
Responsibilities
Perform design, test, checkout, fabrication, modification, troubleshooting and assembly of electronics and electro-mechanical systems
Tests and troubleshoots system level and component level problems in electrical and mechanical systems and sub-systems
Perform new system and NPI installations and field upgrades
Work from schematics, diagrams, written and verbal descriptions, layouts or plans to perform testing and troubleshooting
Compiles logbooks and test procedures documentation
Build and test avionics, RF and battery units to flight standard, following controlled work instructions and lithium-ion handling rules.
Compensation
Base salary range for this position is dependant on experience, and will be negotiated individually.
Responsibilities
Build and test avionics, RF and battery units to flight standard
Run bench tests: power-up, continuity and isolation checks, functional tests with unit test setups, and RF measurements where needed
Lead fault-finding with engineering and Quality, and close non-conformances through root cause and corrective action
Keep production area ready and every build traceable: tools, fixtures, test equipment and kits, plus work orders, Jira tickets, as-built records, labels and photos
Coach and cross-train technicians in soldering, connectors and coax, ESD and FOD rules, and test execution
As a SMT Intern at Honeywell, you will gain hands-on experience in surface mount technology processes and contribute to the optimization and efficiency of our manufacturing operations. This internship offers a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals and develop practical skills in electronics assembly and production techniques.
Responsibilities
Assist in the setup and operation of SMT equipment and processes.
Document procedures and maintain accurate records of production activities.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives to enhance manufacturing efficiency.
Support process monitoring and data collection to ensure quality standards.
Collaborate with engineering and production teams to identify and resolve process issues.
Assemble high reliability chassis and final assemblies using circuit cards, stand offs, wire harnesses, solder and crimping, electrical and mechanical instruments.
Locations (2)
Buffalo, New York, United States
Elma, New York, United States
Compensation
Buffalo, NY $22.00–$27.00 Hourly
Responsibilities
Assemble high reliability chassis and final assemblies using circuit cards, stand offs, wire harnesses, solder and crimping, electrical and mechanical instruments
Complete inspections and Foreign Object Debris (FOD) checks
Perform high reliability soldering and crimping operations on complex sub-assemblies, electronic, and mechanical assemblies, repair of circuit boards, jumper wires, and wire harnesses
Solder/crimp wires and jumpers to multiple pin connectors/assemblies to meet government/customer inspection and specification
Decipher assembly drawings Bill of Material (B.O.M) and work with electronic work instructions
Technical resource responsible for assembling miniature printed circuit assemblies, setting up auto assembly machines, and operating computerized test systems, including performing visual quality assurance.
Responsibilities
Assembling miniature printed circuit assemblies
Setting up auto assembly machines
Operating computerized test systems
Performing visual quality assurance of assemblies completed in the auto assembly process
Soldering high density miniature circuits under a microscope
Requirements
Nice to have: IPC-Standards
Nice to have: IPC-A-610 Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies
Nice to have: J-STD-001 Soldering Standard
Nice to have: IPC-A-WHMA-620 Wire Harness Assembly
Support electronic hardware development and engineering validation activities through hands‑on laboratory testing, precision rework, and technical problem‑solving.
Responsibilities
Assemble, diagnose, repair, and validate electronic circuits, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and associated hardware assemblies.
Perform precision soldering, surface‑mount component replacement, and fine‑pitch PCB rework while maintaining high‑quality workmanship.
Interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical drawings to diagnose circuit‑level failures and support engineering investigations.
Execute electrical and functional testing using oscilloscopes, programmable power supplies, AC/DC sources and loads, signal generators, and data acquisition equipment.
Conduct thermal and environmental qualification testing using specialized chambers and laboratory procedures.
Requirements
Associate degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Technology, or a closely related engineering discipline
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