Description
The Instrumentation Technician performs calibrations, troubleshooting, repairs, maintenance, and installation of analytical and laboratory instruments; collects technical data; completes work orders and documentation; operates tools and equipment safely; follows LOTO procedures; supports cGMP/cGXP environments; coordinates with manufacturing, quality, technology, engineering, and other departments; and leads or trains peer craftspeople. The role requires a high school diploma or GED plus relevant education and three to five years of instrumentation or electronics experience, along with knowledge of P&IDs, schematics, electrical and mechanical principles, and cGMP/GLP practices. The expected California salary range is $76,900 to $142,700, with a possible discretionary annual bonus.
