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Title: Analyzing Technician/Bench Diagnostic Technician
Location: 415 E. Exchange Parkway, Allen, TX
Interview Format: 45-minute onsite interview
Contract Duration: 60 days (with potential extension based on performance and budget)
Physical Requirements: Sitting role; must be able to lift 10 50 lbs
Shift time: 6AM - 2:30PM
2+ years of recent subcomponent level troubleshooting experience required
Non soldering diagnostics role (focus on failure analysis, not repair)
Experience analyzing/troubleshooting failed devices, identifying root causes, and impacted subcomponents
Must be able to read schematics and use diagnostic/test tools
IPC certification is preferred and not mandatory.
Position Overview:
The Bench Diagnostic Technician II will be part of the only North America repair and refurbished manufacturing center for Client's DVR systems and peripherals. This team is responsible for high-level diagnostics and additional troubleshooting beyond standard failure analysis. This is a non-soldering role focused on identifying root causes of electronic failures using test stations and diagnostic tools.
Key Responsibilities:
Troubleshoot and diagnose electronic failures down to the component level
Use test stations and diagnostic tools to evaluate Mobile/Fixed Video systems
Interpret schematics, engineering documents, and inspection reports
Communicate findings with Engineering and Customer Service teams
Prepare diagnostic reports and recommend repair/replacement actions
Operate within SAP for defect tracking and resolution
Support multiple product lines through cross-training and process flexibility
Minimum Requirements:
Relevant at least 2 years of subcomponent level troubleshooting in their recent experience
4 7 years of diagnostics experience with analog and digital circuit boards
Strong problem-solving mindset and ability to identify root causes
Experience with burn-in and functional test processes
Familiarity with digital electronics including microcontrollers, memory, FPGAs, and low-power signals
Knowledge of ESD practices and safe handling procedures
Ability to read schematics and trace components on PCBAs
Basic understanding of computers, networking, MAC IDs, and IP addresses
IPC 610 or J-STD soldering training/certification
Education:
High school diploma or GED (required)
Associate degree or higher in a related technical field (preferred)
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