Associate Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology (EET), Electrical Engineering (EE), or related degree, and 4 or more years related work experience
Acceptance into a 14 CFR Part 120 compliant FAA Drug and Alcohol Testing Program with random testing
Experience in high-level embedded systems and circuit analysis, electronic troubleshooting (e.g. analog, digital, power, and communication), and test equipment operation
Ability to read schematics and interpret/implement technical specifications
Ability to diagnose faults down to an electronic component level using standard laboratory equipment (e.g. power supplies, multimeters, and oscilloscopes)
Demonstrated proficiency in problem solving and critical thinking
General understanding of electronics manufacturing and test processes
Effective oral/written communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills