We are seeking a hands-on Electronics Hardware Technician to join a dynamic team supporting product development, prototyping, testing, and component-level repair operations. This role bridges the gap between design concepts and reliable, manufacturable products.
The ideal candidate brings strong component-level fault-finding skills, precision soldering expertise, and the ability to interpret multi-layer PCB layouts.

Key Responsibilities

- Component-Level Diagnostics & Repair: Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair complex PCB assemblies down to the individual component level.
- Precision Rework: Perform high-standard soldering, rework, and replacement of fine-pitch SMD and through-hole components in compliance with IPC guidelines.
- Prototyping & Assembly: Build electronic sub-assemblies and electro-mechanical prototypes using standard workshop hand tools and light machinery.
- Wiring & Harnessing: Fabricate custom wiring looms and cable harnesses strictly according to technical drawings and specifications.
- Circuit Testing & Validation: Utilize bench instruments—including oscilloscopes, digital multimeters (DMMs), function generators, and logic analyzers to validate and debug circuits.
- Microcontroller Programming: Program microcontrollers using dedicated in-circuit programming tools and interfaces (e.g., JTAG).
- CAD Design Interpretation: Run, interpret, and verify electronic schematics and active PCB files using Altium Designer, alongside basic mechanical CAD tracking (SolidWorks).
- Failure Analysis: Implement a structured approach to conduct root-cause failure analysis on faulty electronic components and maintain clear documentation.
- Operations & Lab Support:



Assist with New Product Introduction (NPI) pilot runs, maintain lab tooling calibration schedules, and manage R&D; component inventory levels.

We are seeking a hands-on Electronics Hardware Technician to join a agile team supporting product development, prototyping, testing, and component-level repair operations. This role bridges the gap between design concepts and reliable, manufacturable products.
The ideal candidate brings strong component-level fault-finding skills, precision soldering expertise, and the ability to interpret multi-layer PCB layouts.

Key Responsibilities

- Component-Level Diagnostics & Repair: Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair complex PCB assemblies down to the individual component level.
- Precision Rework: Perform high-standard soldering, rework, and replacement of fine-pitch SMD and through-hole components in compliance with IPC guidelines.
- Prototyping & Assembly: Build electronic sub-assemblies and electro-mechanical prototypes using standard workshop hand tools and light machinery.
- Wiring & Harnessing: Fabricate custom wiring looms and cable harnesses strictly according to technical drawings and specifications.
- Circuit Testing & Validation: Utilize bench instruments—including oscilloscopes, digital multimeters (DMMs), function generators,



and logic analyzers to validate and debug circuits.
- Microcontroller Programming: Program microcontrollers using dedicated in-circuit programming tools and interfaces (e.g., JTAG).
- CAD Design Interpretation: Run, interpret, and verify electronic schematics and active PCB files using Altium Designer, alongside basic mechanical CAD tracking (SolidWorks).
- Failure Analysis: Implement a structured approach to conduct root-cause failure analysis on faulty electronic components and maintain clear documentation.
- Operations & Lab Support: Assist with New Product Introduction (NPI) pilot runs, maintain lab tooling calibration schedules, and manage R&D; component inventory levels.

Required Skills & Experience

- Experience: Minimum of 5+ years of dedicated, hands-on experience in electronics testing, repair, prototyping, or manufacturing support environments.
- Education: Trade qualification, Certificate, Diploma, or Degree in Electronics/Electrical Engineering (or equivalent demonstrated field experience).
- Soldering Proficiency: Advanced competency in micro-soldering and desoldering fine-pitch components under a microscope.
- Standards & Compliance: Practical, working knowledge of Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)-safe practices and workmanship standards.
- Physical Capabilities: Comfortable executing fine motor tasks for extended periods and lifting test equipment weighing up to ~15 kg.

Highly Regarded Certifications (Not Essential)

- IPC-A-610 (Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies)
- J-STD-001 (Requirements for Soldered Electrical and Electronic Assemblies)
- Formal ESD training certification

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📌 Electrical Technician (New South Wales)
🏢 Sirius People
📍 New South Wales