Electronics Assembly Technician

Associates degree or Higher with 5 years of experience in the field of electronics assembly
Demonstrated ability to perform hands-on high-quality microelectronics-based die attach, wire-bonding, ball-bonding or ribbon welding
Proven ability to perform hands-on high-quality soldering/attachment and rework of surface mount components on circuit boards
Experience inspecting, handling, and manipulating small ESD-sensitive components and die using tweezers, microscopes, or related tools
Capability for project multitasking in a dynamic environment with shifting priorities
Ability to interact and work with a diverse set of engineers and technician colleagues
PowerPoint, Excel and/or Word experience
Well-organized with demonstrated skills in documentation
Action-oriented positive influencer of lab organization and safety (instrument categorization and storage, general cleanliness, development of laboratory procedures, etc.)
This position requires ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance, which is issued by the US government. U.S citizenship is required to obtain a security clearance

Handling, testing, and working with GaN MMICs
Attachment of MMIC die to packages or fixtures
Hands-on attachment and rework of leaded, QFN, fine-pitch packages and other SMT components for use on circuit boards (PCB/PWB) and microwave substrates
Fabrication of wiring and harnesses, custom circuit assemblies, etc.
Performing Test and Measurement of electronic and microwave circuits (i.e., using voltmeters)
General lab support activities, as well as providing support to other department activities as needed
Active participation in project meetings

Work using a Wafer probe station
Experience in failure analysis
Track record with mechanical machine tools such as drill press
Experience using microwave instrumentation such as a Network or Spectrum Analyzer
Ability to fabricate semi-rigid coaxial cable
Current SECRET or TS//SCI clearances