At a glance
- Workplace
- Onsite
- Location
- Burlington
- Salary
- USD 65,000-70,000
About the role
- We are looking for a hands-on, curious, and industrious R&D Electrical Technician to join our engineering team.
- In this role, you will work alongside our engineers to build, test, and debug the electronics that power our manicure robots.
Responsibilities
- Assemble, rework, and repair prototype circuit boards, including surface mount soldering
- Hand-assemble electrical and electro-mechanical components and subassemblies
- Crimp wires and connectors
- Read schematics and PCB layout files to trace circuits and track down faults
- Work with electrical, mechanical, and software engineers by performing electrical testing and measurements to validate new designs and debug issues
- Use digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers to gather data and diagnose issues
- Support engineers with basic schematic and layout updates
- Document test results, write formatted notes, report findings so the team can act on them
Requirements
- Diploma from a high school program (technical or vocational preferred), an associate's degree, or some college coursework in electronics, electrical engineering technology, or a related field
- Hands-on experience with electronics through work, school, or projects
- Experience with surface mount soldering and rework
- Experience with crimping wire contacts
- Ability to interpret schematics and PCB layout files with an eye toward debugging
- Experience with electrical testing using digital multimeters, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers
- Basic schematic and PCB layout experience
- Experience with hand tools and hand assembly of electro-mechanical assemblies
Preferred qualifications
- Experience in an R&D, lab, or prototyping environment is a plus
Benefits
- Equity
- Benefits
Workplace
- This is an on-site role at our headquarters in Burlington, MA.
Skills
- Surface Mount Soldering
- Electrical Testing
- Digital Multimeters
- Oscilloscopes
- Spectrum Analyzers
- Hand Tools
- Troubleshooting