Description
The role conducts research, design, development, testing, installation planning, and troubleshooting of COTS or custom computing hardware and electrical components. Responsibilities include repairing and replacing faulty components, performing preventive maintenance, conducting root-cause analysis, documenting repairs, and coordinating with engineers, technicians, and manufacturers. The position requires a STEM bachelor's degree, at least five years of professional experience or three years with a related master's degree, and experience with electronics test equipment, custom cable assemblies, and complex laboratory systems. The full-time salary range is $104,900 to $194,700, with medical, dental, vision, and other benefits.
