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Great salary + flexible working hours!
Description
An excellent opportunity has become available for an Electronics Technician to join an innovative company advancing technology in the satellite and space industry in central Edinburgh. As an Electronics Technician you will have a number of core responsibilities that include: PCB assembly Electronics testing Fault-finding Soldering To be considered for Electronics Technician vacancy you must have: A strong background in soldering ideally to 0402 or 0201, Familiarity with electronics test equipment such as oscilloscopes and multimeters Experience with waferprobers/wafer handling machines Experience fault-finding and troubleshooting hardware issues Calibration experience Ideal candidates are: Comfortable working in a start-up environment Autonomous Soldering experts!!! Flexible working hours offered. Based onsite in central Edinburgh. Sponsorship not available. If you would like further information about the Electronics Technician vacancy or have interest in making an application, please contact Luke Ord or Roberta Wright from IC Resources.
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Edinburgh
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