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Electronics Technician (ET/RF AND ET/NAV)ETs focus on installing, administering and maintaining onboard communications and navigations systems. Sonar Technician, Submarine (STS)STSs specialize in underwater acoustic technologies.
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Our architecture is based on photonics which gives us the ability to produce our components using existing high-volume semiconductor manufacturing processes, the same processes that are today producing billions of chips for telecom and consumer electronics applications.
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Sanmina Corporation (Nasdaq: SANM) is a leading integrated manufacturing solutions provider serving the fastest-growing segments of the global Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) market. Experience in a printed circuit board, electroplating, semiconductor or other process related industry is a plus.
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Strong soldering, electronics fabrication and wire harness assembly skills. Job Title: Battery Technician. Experience using measurement and inspection (caliper, micrometer, height gage, CMM.
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The Calibration Technician C will apply knowledge of measurement science, mathematics, physics, and electronics to calibrate inspection, measurement, and test equipment in the Acoustical, Chemical, Dimensional, DC/Low Frequency, RF/Microwave, Fluid, Mechanical, Optical, Thermodynamics, and Time & Frequency disciplines to ensure measurement accuracy.
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Disassemble, repair, and reassemble electronic products Perform rework based on the ECO, Process Deviation, and or MPI instruction using certain type of solder Flux (Leaded Lead Free clean or No clean process) Enter repair results in data reporting tools Perform inspections of PCBA workmanship to ensure products meet quality specifications Must Understand ESD, Board handling, and Safety Practices.
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Experience in PMEL, PME, TMDE, Metrology, Calibration, ASQ CCT, METCAL, GPETE, Electronics, GCAMS, or Avionics. A Senior Calibration Technician will be capable of completing work independently within the lab or onsite at a customer location, with limited or no guidance.
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In depth knowledge of Communication Networks, Cooling Systems, Power Electronics, MV Equipment, and Electrical Switchgear. We are seeking a dedicated and skilled Field Service Technician to service inverter fleet in North America.
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Excellent electronic assembler and re-work technician. 3-5 years professional experience as a rework technician/specialist. Rework performed includes wiring, component removal & reinstallation, etch and pad restoration, for both surface mount and thru-hole technology.
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They will support the installation, decommissioning, troubleshooting, and repair of all Electronics Gas Systems, Applied Energy Systems gas systems, Fuji liquid delivery systems, Air Liquide Gas, and Chemical systems.
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Typically requires knowledge of electronics technology equivalent to a two year program presented by junior colleges and technical institutes, and one year of testing experience with cryogenic, high vacuum, and dynamic test equipment.
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As Equipment Maintenance Technician, you will be responsible for maintaining specific tools on a Media manufacturing production line in a class 100 cleanroom environment. Technical degree in Electronics, thin film sputtering experience.
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Bachelor's Degree in manufacturing/industrial engineering, mechanical engineering or related field is preferred or Electronics assemblies AS degree, Electronics Technician. Certificate or completion of Military Electronics training.
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Halo’s laser-based technology eliminates this waste from the silicon carbide (SiC) substrate manufacturing process, delivering improvements in both material cost and performance, while enabling accelerated growth for a diverse set of high-growth application markets, including the electric vehicle, grid infrastructure, industrial HVAC and other high-voltage power electronics sectors.
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General knowledge of electronics, mechanical fundamentals, SMT processes, and mechanical assembly. As an Inspection and Assembly Technician you will be essential in our drive for innovation.
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