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I'm looking for an Electronics Test Technician to join a global electronics manufacturer based in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.

You will be responsible for testing sub-assembly and final-assembly items in accordance with defined test procedures and/or relevant manufacturing and test instructions.

Role Responsibilities:

Test Sub and Top assemblies to support Manufacturing process
Diagnosing and analysing failures down to component level
Completion of Test Reports and Records in accordance with defined Test procedures
Support Design and NPI teams in developing Test schedules for new products
Perform test equipment maintenance as defined within the appropriate maintenance procedures
Compose and edit test procedures and instructions, if required
Design and build bespoke test equipment, cabling, fixtures, tooling, etc
Support Avionics Test and Environmental Test
Support other areas of the business
Skills & Experience:

HNC or equivalent level (Preferable)
Engineering/Technical experience in Electronics Assembly, Testing and Diagnostics
Understanding of drawings and the schematics of products to trace the root cause of a failure
Excellent cross functional team working skills
Possesses self-motivational drive and commitment
Microsoft office suite experience
Ability to work to strict deadlines with minimal supervision
Willing to work additional hours/shifts upon requirementThey offer a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package with the role and you MUST be eligible for Security Check (SC Clearance) to be considered for this position

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