Technical Futures Ltd
Technician (Electronics/Mechanical)

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A detail-orientated Test Technician with proven experience of working within a High-Tech Electronics / Mechanical Manufacturing environment and who brings good assembly, soldering, and wiring experience will join the production team of an award-winning Technology Company. Experience with optical-related products is highly beneficial. Generous salary on offer.
The Test Technician role will focus on the electro/opto-mechanical assembly and test of a variety of mission-critical imaging and security systems covering the manufacture and testing of mechanical, optical, and electronic assemblies, component-level fault-finding, and documentation.
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Responsibilities:
- Electro/opto-mechanical assembly and test of mission-critical imaging and security systems.
- Manufacture and testing of mechanical, optical, and electronic assemblies.
- Component-level fault-finding and documentation.
Requirements:
- An Engineering qualification or equivalent relevant industrial experience.
- Proficiency in electro-mechanical assembly techniques including soldering, wiring, and cable/harness assembly.
- Some PCB repair skills.
- Good fault-finding and debugging skills.
- An understanding of clean room techniques.
- The ability to read schematics.
- A basic understanding of mechanical design software and appreciation of electronic principles.


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What we are looking for:
- Good attention to detail.
- Proven understanding of both electronic and mechanical principles.
- Strong troubleshooting skills.
Details:
- Office-based role in North Cambridge.
- Competitive package (details on application) with career development opportunities and a chance to work with cutting-edge technology.
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