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Assembly & Test Technician

Hamilton
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ASSEMBLY & TEST TECHNICIAN

PERMANENT ROLE, COMPETITIVE SALARY AND BENEFITS

ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING, BASED HAMILTON

Headquartered in Hamilton, Grw Talent’s client is building out a high-volume electronic probe test card production and assembly business. Already employing over 100 heads they continue to grow in Scotland, USA and Asia. The business is celebrated for an open, fair, empowered and highly engaged culture where people matter and rewards are shared across the company. They now need to make the key hire of an Assembly & Test Technician.

They have an opportunity for a skilled Engineering Technician to join the team. Reporting to the Production Lead, you will support the efficient assembly, testing, and maintenance of probe cards and printed circuit assemblies.

You will play a key role in operating high-precision electro-mechanical systems, ensuring equipment reliability, and maintaining quality standards throughout the production process. This role also involves diagnosing and repairing Automated Test Equipment (ATE) to component level, contributing to continuous improvement initiatives, and maintaining accurate production documentation.

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Key Responsibilities:

  • Set up and calibrate manufacturing equipment for production runs
  • Perform routine and preventive maintenance on production machinery
  • Diagnose and resolve equipment faults to minimise downtime
  • Monitor production processes to ensure efficiency and adherence to specifications
  • Assist in the assembly and production of probe cards
  • Carry out in-process quality checks and report defects or discrepancies
  • Support process improvements to increase efficiency and product quality
  • Log maintenance activities, repairs, and troubleshooting actions
  • Record production and quality data using production management systems
  • Interpret schematic circuitry and components to support fault finding and repairs

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Experience:

  • Ideally an HNC / HND or equivalent qualification in a relevant subject
  • Some experience in electronic component testing
  • Strong electro-mechanical and diagnostic skills
  • Ability to debug to component level
  • Experience working with high-precision equipment and manufacturing processes
  • Desirable: Knowledge of or certification to relevant IPC standards

This represents a superb opportunity for an Assembly & Test Technician to join a real Scottish success story with a superb culture. Alongside your base salary and shift allowance all employees will get access to company performance bonuses, share options, 31 days leave and a solid company pension. To apply to this role please contact our preferred recruitment partner Katie Hydes at Grw Talent or apply via LinkedIn.

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Skills

Electro-Mechanical Skills
Diagnostic Skills
Electronic Component Testing
High-Precision Equipment
Manufacturing Processes
Schematic Circuitry Interpretation
Troubleshooting
Preventive Maintenance
Production Efficiency Monitoring
Quality Checks
Process Improvements
Production Documentation
Automated Test Equipment Repair
Assembly Skills
Calibration Skills

Location

Hamilton, Scotland, United Kingdom

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