Test Technician

As a Test Technician at Compunetics, Inc., you'll be responsible for performing electrical verification testing on printed circuit boards. This role involves using advanced machinery like flying probes and bed-of-nails testers. You'll also review customer drawings and specifications to ensure that the test parameters are accurate, troubleshoot test failures, and make necessary minor repairs.

To be considered for the Test Technician position at Compunetics, Inc., an Associate’s degree in electrical engineering, Computer Science, or electronics is preferred. While experience in Quality Control or manufacturing within the electronics field is beneficial, candidates with military experience may qualify in lieu of specific manufacturing experience. Familiarity with IPC A600 or J-STD specifications would also be beneficial.

At Compunetics, Inc., the working environment for a Test Technician is high-tech and dynamic. You will be using machinery and technology that are at the forefront of the industry. Collaboration with other team members to solve problems and achieve common goals is encouraged, making for an engaging workplace where innovation thrives.

Yes! Compunetics, Inc. is committed to your success, which is why we offer training for Test Technicians to help you become proficient in operating the various pieces of equipment used in our manufacturing processes. So, don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience; we’ll equip you with the skills you need.

As a Test Technician at Compunetics, Inc., you'll engage with diverse machinery including advanced flying probe and bed-of-nails testing equipment. These machines are integral to ensuring that our printed circuit boards are of the highest quality and functionality.

Compunetics, Inc. offers a competitive wages package along with excellent benefits. While specific benefits can vary, you can generally expect health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off, all designed to support your well-being and job satisfaction.

Absolutely! Compunetics, Inc. values employee development and offers plenty of opportunities for growth. As you gain experience and expertise in your role as a Test Technician, you may have the chance to advance within the organization into more specialized or managerial positions.

When answering this question, highlight any specific experience you've had with electrical testing, whether through previous jobs or relevant coursework. Provide examples of the types of equipment you used and how you ensured compliance with testing protocols.

To effectively respond, describe your methodical approach to troubleshooting. Mention the importance of reviewing specifications, any tools you might use for diagnostics, and give an example of a past experience where you successfully identified and resolved an issue.

In your answer, talk about specific standards such as IPC A600 or J-STD-001, detailing how they impact quality control in circuit board manufacturing. Mention any experience or training you've had related to these standards.

Discuss your approach to task prioritization, emphasizing organizational skills and communication. Give an example of a situation where you successfully managed multiple tasks without compromising quality.

Be honest about your familiarity with specific software. If you have experience with IGI software or other testing tools, describe how they assisted you in past roles. If you’re not familiar, convey your willingness to learn.

Recall a specific change you encountered and focus on your adaptability. Discuss how you approached the situation, any challenges you faced, and how you ultimately contributed to a positive outcome.

Identify one or two challenges commonly faced in testing roles, such as precision requirements or troubleshooting complex failures. Emphasize your problem-solving skills and determination to overcome these challenges.

Explain the techniques you use to double-check your work, such as cross-referencing with specifications or using checklists. Emphasize your commitment to maintaining high standards of quality in your testing.

If applicable, share a specific instance where you successfully repaired testing equipment. Detail what the issue was, the steps you took to diagnose and fix it, and the importance of keeping equipment operational.

Your answer should reflect your enthusiasm for both the company and the Test Technician role. Mention specific aspects of Compunetics, Inc. that attract you, like their commitment to quality and innovation, and how your skills align with their values.