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Electronics Test And Repair Technician

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Location: Crawley, West Sussex (close to Gatwick Airport)
Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 3:30pm
Salary: Up to £38,000 per annum, depending on experience
Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time
A well-established company based in Crawley is looking to recruit an experienced Electronics Test & Repair Technician to join a team of five technicians.
This is a hands-on role involving the diagnosis, testing and repair of a range of electrical and electronic equipment. The successful candidate will be methodical in their approach, capable of fault-finding to component level, and comfortable working both independently and as part of a collaborative team.
Key Responsibilities
- Testing and fault-finding electrical and electronic equipment (EEE)
- Diagnosing and repairing faults to component level
- Reading and interpreting electronic schematics and circuit diagrams
- Identifying electronic components and understanding their function within a circuit
- Carrying out soldering and rework activities as required
- Working with wiring assemblies and cable looms
- Using standard electronic test equipment including multimeters and continuity testers
- Recording repair findings and maintaining accurate documentation
- Occasionally liaising directly with customers to discuss faults, clarify issues and provide technical feedback
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Requirements
- Previous experience in an electronics environment
- Ability to read and understand electronic schematic drawings
- Good knowledge of electronic components and basic fault-finding techniques
- Experience of soldering and electronic assembly work
- Competent in the use of basic electronic test equipment
- Logical, methodical and detail-oriented approach to troubleshooting
- Good communication skills and a professional manner when dealing with customers


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What We Offer
- Permanent position with a stable and growing company
- Competitive salary of up to £38,000 for the right candidate
- Monday to Friday working hours with no weekend shifts
- Friendly and supportive team environment
- Convenient Crawley location close to Gatwick Airport
If you have a strong electronics background and enjoy diagnosing and resolving technical faults, we'd like to hear from you.
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