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Electronics Engineer - CNC Technician

Eureka, MO

 

Primary Responsibility:

Ensures operation of machinery and mechanical equipment on motors, pneumatic tools, conveyors, hydraulic systems and production machines. Ensures all necessary parts are ordered and provides technical expertise to other departments and locations.

 

Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Troubleshoot and repair CNC machines and process equipment.
  • Familiar with CNC programming and controls.
  • Help design and build in house machines.
  • Retrofit machines to improve production efficiency.
  • Find alternative replacements for obsolete, hard to find, or costly parts.
  • Help in troubleshooting mechanical repairs.
  • Programming PLC, Temperature controllers, and other devices.
  • Calibrate process loops like temperature, amps, volts etc…
  • Tune servo controls on CNC equipment.
  • Ensure part inventories are maintained.
  • Provide technical help to maintenance as necessary.
  • Provide technical help and support to other sites with troubleshooting, repairs, and parts.
  • Maintain stock on electronic parts for machines.
  • Troubleshoot down to component level on circuit boards.
  • Help in repair of HVAC equipment.
  • Ensures employees and processes operate in an environmentally responsible manner.
  • Promotes waste minimization, energy conservation, and other efforts to meet environmental objectives.
  • Familiar with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
  • Other duties as assigned to meet departmental and company objectives.

 

Minimum Qualifications

Knowledge/Skills/Abilities

  • Safe work practices in an industrial environment.
  • Strong working knowledge of multimeters, oscilloscope and other electronic testers.
  • Ability to handle multiple tasks and prioritize effectively.
  • Proficient skill level simple mathematics
  • Ability to work with supervision to realize company goals.
  • Perform work with attention to detail.
  • Ability to acquire passport and travel to international and domestic sites (Estimate – 10%)

 

Education/Experience

  • 5+ years in electronics or related field
  • Electrical or electronics engineering degree is strongly preferred. In lieu of degree, candidates possessing eight (8) or more years of relevant CNC electrical experience will be considered.
  • Proven machining experience or work in a heavy CNC manufacturing environment.

 

Physical requirements

  • Ability to walk and stand for long periods of time.
  • Ability to use ladder and climb stairs.
  • Ability to be work from heights.
  • Ability to exert average physical effort, occasionally lifting materials and parts up to 50 lbs.

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