Content Specialist, Sr. jobs in Henrietta, NY

Description:

The Sr. Specialist will require a solid understanding of electronics and mechanical concepts. This position will also require participating in a team environment. Routinely interacts with design engineers, manufacturing staff, management and planning. Requires the application of the principles and techniques of electrical/mechanical engineering. The successful candidate will be responsible for the board level modifications, troubleshooting and testing, repairing of hardware, assembly/disassembly of equipment, and fixturing for tactical radio accessory products and accessories

- Responsible for implementing and maintaining methods of testing and troubleshooting equipment and systems. Performs engineering RF/analog/digital design and measurement tasks as well as operational tests and fault isolation on radio systems

- Uses a variety of test and measurement equipment to evaluate radio equipment performance

- Support trouble shoot of existing/new products in our manufacturing facility

- Performs engineering tests, detailed experimental testing or operational test and fault isolation on boards, systems and equipment with guidance from engineering.

- Performs electrical and/or mechanical troubleshooting to determine root cause of problems in equipment.

- Uses test and diagnostic equipment to perform checks

- Utilizes the L3Harris order entry system to orders cables, attenuators, and other ancillary items.

- Builds cables, fixtures, and ancillary hardware

- Radio and equipment repair

- Tracks radio and other development assets.

- Supports field test, engineering, and other organizational technician needs.

- Supports entry of items, (BOMs, ECOs, ECRs), into Division CM System (Agile)

- Board level modifications (change components, modifications, simple board building from schematics, etc.)

Essential Functions:

- Clearance if desired, ability to travel, work extended hours if required

Qualifications:

- Bachelors Degree in Electrical Technology

- Knowledge of IPC-610, IPC-620, and IPC-7711/7721 (certification preferred)

- Proven and effective communications skills and interpersonal skills are a must

- PWB level modification and build experience (SMT devices, removal, soldering)

- Fixture design and assembly (basic mechanical skills)

- Cable building and repair experience desired

- Experience in digital, analog, and RF circuitry design/troubleshoot

- Measurement of key performance parameters using analyzers, generators, oscilloscopes, and meters

- Understanding of software defined radio products and communications

- Expertise in evaluation of designs for testability; Working knowledge of the fundamentals of In-Circuit Test (ICT), functional board level testing, unit and system level testing, coverage analysis

- Experience with automation systems including electronic test

- Must have proven prioritization and planning skills

location: Rochester, New York

job type: Contract

salary: $42 - 47 per hour

work hours: 8am to 4pm

education: Bachelors



responsibilities:

Description:

The Sr. Specialist will require a solid understanding of electronics and mechanical concepts. This position will also require participating in a team environment. Routinely interacts with design engineers, manufacturing staff, management and planning. Requires the application of the principles and techniques of electrical/mechanical engineering. The successful candidate will be responsible for the board level modifications, troubleshooting and testing, repairing of hardware, assembly/disassembly of equipment, and fixturing for tactical radio accessory products and accessories

- Responsible for implementing and maintaining methods of testing and troubleshooting equipment and systems. Performs engineering RF/analog/digital design and measurement tasks as well as operational tests and fault isolation on radio systems

- Uses a variety of test and measurement equipment to evaluate radio equipment performance

- Support trouble shoot of existing/new products in our manufacturing facility

- Performs engineering tests, detailed experimental testing or operational test and fault isolation on boards, systems and equipment with guidance from engineering.

- Performs electrical and/or mechanical troubleshooting to determine root cause of problems in equipment.

- Uses test and diagnostic equipment to perform checks

- Utilizes the L3Harris order entry system to orders cables, attenuators, and other ancillary items.

- Builds cables, fixtures, and ancillary hardware

- Radio and equipment repair

- Tracks radio and other development assets.

- Supports field test, engineering, and other organizational technician needs.

- Supports entry of items, (BOMs, ECOs, ECRs), into Division CM System (Agile)

- Board level modifications (change components, modifications, simple board building from schematics, etc.)

Essential Functions:

- Clearance if desired, ability to travel, work extended hours if required

Qualifications:

- Bachelors Degree in Electrical Technology

- Knowledge of IPC-610, IPC-620, and IPC-7711/7721 (certification preferred)

- Proven and effective communications skills and interpersonal skills are a must

- PWB level modification and build experience (SMT devices, removal, soldering)

- Fixture design and assembly (basic mechanical skills)

- Cable building and repair experience desired

- Experience in digital, analog, and RF circuitry design/troubleshoot

- Measurement of key performance parameters using analyzers, generators, oscilloscopes, and meters

- Understanding of software defined radio products and communications

- Expertise in evaluation of designs for testability; Working knowledge of the fundamentals of In-Circuit Test (ICT), functional board level testing, unit and system level testing, coverage analysis

- Experience with automation systems including electronic test

- Must have proven prioritization and planning skills

• Experience level: Experienced
• Minimum 2 years of experience
• Education: Bachelors