Electronic Instrumentation Diagnostics Technologist

Build Precision. Restore Confidence.

Join our Lockport, IL team and help ensure every piece of sophisticated electronic test and measurement equipment meets spec—on the line and after it’s been in the field. As an Electronic Instrumentation Diagnostics Technologist, you’ll diagnose issues at the component level, calibrate instruments, and document everything with care.

Imagine This

A field unit arrives with intermittent drift. You study the schematic, probe the circuit with your oscilloscope, isolate a faulty reference component, perform a micro-soldered replacement, and run a complete calibration sequence. You record results, update inventory, and recommend a corrective action so the issue doesn’t recur in production. That’s a typical win here.

What Success Looks Like

• You consistently troubleshoot PCB assemblies down to individual components using schematics and diagnostic equipment
• You complete final assembly, test, and calibration for production units
• You repair, test, and recalibrate returned instruments to restore performance
• You read and interpret electrical schematics to drive root-cause analysis
• You make smart use of oscilloscopes, multimeters, and other bench tools
• You maintain thorough repair logs, calibration records, production documentation, and inventory details
• You propose and implement effective corrective actions
• You work independently with minimal supervision while partnering effectively across engineering, production, and quality
• You uphold safety, quality, and documentation standards

Qualifications

Required

• 2–4 years in electronics/electrical troubleshooting
• Strong command of electronic theory and circuit analysis
• Ability to read/interpret electrical schematics
• Component-level troubleshooting experience
• Hands-on use of oscilloscopes, multimeters, and similar diagnostics
• Analytical thinker with strong problem-solving skills
• Independent work style with the ability to manage multiple priorities
• Excellent attention to detail and documentation habits
• Effective written and verbal communication
• Willingness to support overtime when required

Preferred

• Associate’s or Bachelor’s in Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering, or related discipline
• Experience with SMT soldering and de-soldering
• Calibration process knowledge and familiarity with electronic test equipment
• Manufacturing/production support experience
• Background repairing returned electronic products
• Exposure to ISO-controlled environments

Compensation & Perks

• $27.00–$35.00 per hour, depending on experience
• Full-time, 1st shift schedule
• Overtime opportunities
• Health, dental, and vision insurance options while on contract
• 401(k) program
• Paid time off and holidays where applicable
• Employee assistance program
• Training and development opportunities

Upon Hire

• Medical, dental, and vision benefits
• SIMPLE IRA with 3% company match
• Accrued paid time off
• Career advancement opportunities

Grow With Us

• Work daily on advanced electronic test and measurement systems
• Apply deep diagnostic skills at the component level
• Join a stable, expanding, technology-focused manufacturer
• Competitive pay with strong long-term growth potential
• Opportunity to convert to a permanent role based on performance
• Collaborate with experienced engineering and technical teams

Core Proficiencies

• Electrical schematic reading and interpretation
• Electrical/electronic systems troubleshooting
• Structured troubleshooting techniques
• Soldering and micro-soldering proficiency
• Knowledge of PCB assembly processes

Key Tools

• CAD Software